


We know that the transportation sector is one of the greatest contributors
to air pollution in the United States. And, according to the Department
of Energy, about half of all air pollution in the U.S. and more than
80 % of air pollution in cities is produced by cars and trucks.
From school buses in California and taxis in Connecticut to the
delivery trucks traveling the world over, Natural Gas vehicles are removing
tons of carbon from the air. Not only is Natural Gas safe, it maintains
gallon-for-gallon performance.
In addition to reducing other harmful pollutants, the relatively
simple makeup of Natural Gas releases fewer toxic and carcinogenic emissions,
and virtually no particulate emissions when compared to traditional vehicle
fuels.
A recent study done on behalf of the California Energy Commission
concludes that Natural Gas vehicles produce up to 29% less greenhouse
gas emissions than comparable gasoline vehicles and up to 22% less than
comparable diesel vehicles.
Plus, Natural Gas is a bona fide bargain — costing about 40% less
than gasoline. With abundant supply and production right here in America,
Natural Gas is available now to help reduce our dependence on foreign
oil.
Furthermore, as part of an effort to reduce dependence on foreign
oil, reduce urban emissions and reduce greenhouse gases, there are state
and federal tax incentives available for Natural Gas vehicles.
For more information about incentives and Natural Gas vehicles,
visit one of these online resources:
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