A state agency charged with regulating air quality in California. Air quality regulations established by CARB are often stricter than those set by the federal government.
the state of California agency responsible for air pollution control
CARB is the air pollution control agency for the State of California. CARB develops regulations for certain types of sources in the State, but individual air districts (such as the South Coast Air Quality Management District or Solvents Council, American Chemistry Council Febrauary 2000 SCAQMD) have authority to set regulations for other types of sources within their boundaries.
A state regulatory agency charged with regulating the air quality in California.
The State's lead air quality agency consisting of an eleven-member board appointed by the Governor and several hundred employees. CARB is responsible for attainment and maintenance of the state and federal air quality standards, and is fully responsible for motor vehicle pollution control. It oversees county and regional air pollution management programs.
The State's lead air quality agency, consisting of a nine-member Governor-appointed board. It is responsible for attainment and maintenance of the State and federal air quality standards, and is fully responsible for motor vehicle pollution control. It oversees county and regional air pollution management programs.
A California agency responsible for regulations intended to reduce air pollution, especially that created by motor vehicles.
The state agency that regulates the air quality in California. Air quality regulations established by CARB are often stricter than those set by the federal government.
California Air Resources Board (CARB) is the "clean air agency" of the state of California in the United States. Established originally as the Air Resources Board in 1967, it is known for setting extremely stringent standards for air quality.