Recognizes the public health impacts of air pollution from internal combustion engine vehicles in Hawaii.
This bill recognizes the public health impacts of air pollution from internal combustion engine vehicles and the risks that traffic-related air pollution poses to communities across the state. It acknowledges that certain communities, including those located near major roadways, may experience disproportionate exposure to harmful air pollution. The bill affirms a commitment to policies that reduce pollution from transportation sources and support the transition toward cleaner transportation choices that protect public health and promote more equitable outcomes for the people of Hawaii.
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