The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) updated its website with a statement that a “revamped and modernized Clean ...
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Zenobē and EBT partner on electric school bus fleet serving Long Island's Copiague Public Schools
Zenobē, a global leader in fleet electrification, has partnered with Educational Bus Transportation, Inc. (EBT), a school transportation provider in New York's Nassau and Suffolk Counties, on a fleet ...
The Biden administration has allocated nearly $1 billion to swap out traditional school buses with low- and zero-emission buses, aiming to cut down air pollution around schools and communities. The ...
WESTERLY — School officials in Westerly still have some time to consider whether to purchase an additional electric-powered ...
Most school buses in Orange County still run on diesel fuel, but lawmakers have a chance to ensure all school bus riders get ...
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Are electric buses the latest government boondoggle?
The Sticker Shock Reality In January 2024, the lowest price for a 46-seat Type C diesel bus was $134,353, compared to $388,265 for electric, marking a price gap that continues to widen rather than ...
WASHINGTON — Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin is hitting the brakes on $2.3 billion left in spending from the Biden administration’s electric school bus program — following ...
The number of clean-powered school buses in Michigan is on the rise. A new round of investment totaling $35.9 million from the Michigan Department of Education’s Clean Bus Energy Grant program will ...
Arizona’s schoolchildren are still riding buses that fill their lungs with diesel exhaust, even though billions in federal funding for clean, electric school buses is ready to go. We are calling on ...
A charter school network in New Orleans has switched a large part of its pupil transport to electric drive. With 42 ...
This guest essay reflects the views of Jessica Varghese, PhD, a registered nurse and tenured associate professor of nursing at New York Institute of Technology, and an advocacy partner of WRI's ...
Lucas Sweeten converted his first school bus into a mobile home in 2007. Now he works with students to transform school buses ...
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