California is so active. The state began setting rules and mandates and began providing incentives long before the rest of the country. Legislatively, we lead the way. We recognize the fact that Californians need to drive, but at the same time, we realize there is something we can do to help reduce pollution from vehicle emissions. State-wide enthusiasm is already huge and growing every day.
People recognize the value of alternative fuels and believe their use can make a difference.
So many active coalitions must make your job intense and complicated. It's really two sides of the same coin. There are so many people out there who are active in Clean Cities. California has 11 coalitions, each hard at work in pursuit of projects to promote alternative fuels. And several more communities throughout the state are seeking this designation.