California’s goal is to be carbon neutral by 2045.
CARB made significant updates to the low carbon fuel standard (LCFS), which makes the state reduce the environmental impact of gas and other transportation fuels.
While the amount gas prices will rise remains unknown, Sacramento drivers are bracing for the increase as they deal with cost-of-living increases in other parts of life.
“Everything right now is already expensive,” said Tatiana Castro, a Sacramento driver. “I drive a big SUV, and that is not going to work for me, especially not today.”
Ronald Torres said he travels for his business and says if the prices increase, he will have to pass the cost on to his customers.
“I will have to raise my rates up a little bit, I think they will understand,” Torres said. “Prices of food are way up. Times are hard right now.”
James Flemings, an Elk Grove driver, said he understands and is willing to pay more to help the environment. California’s goal is to be carbon …