California’s gas prices are already some of the highest in the nation, and they’re set to rise even more. The California Air Resources Board (CARB) will soon vote on new Low Carbon Fuel Standards, a regulatory move projected to add around 47 cents per gallon to fuel prices. CARB’s own report highlights this impact, yet despite calls from elected officials and community leaders to delay the vote, CARB is pressing forward. This decision will directly affect working- and middle-class Californians, adding economic strain and increasing the cost of everyday essentials.

Don’t just take our word for it—review the linked articles below to learn more about CARB’s planned vote and what it means for California residents.

CARB Projects Gas Prices Increase of 47 Cents a Gallon:

 

CARB Tries To Walk Back Its Report:

CARB’s 2023, 47-Cent Per Gallon Increase Report:

Elected Officials Demand Answers From CARB’s New Gas Increase Vote:

 

Governor’s Office Gives Greenlight for New Gas Increase Vote:

CARB Executive Says “There Will  Be Additional Impacts To Costs to Refiners.” But doesn’t “think” They Would Increase Gas Costs. “I Don’t Expect Them To.”

Governor Appoints 12 of the 14 CARB Members