The California Air Resources Board (CARB) has announced new regulations aimed at reducing the environmental impact of gas. This push for cleaner fuel is expected to significantly increase the cost per gallon in California. Siyamak sits down with Assemblymember Tom Lackey, who says that while the regulations are intended to improve quality of life, they may instead diminish it by making it harder for people to afford basic necessities. He explains the details of the regulations and the challenges his community faces due to rising gas prices.
Why These California Communities Are Hit Hardest by Gas Prices | Tom Lackey
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