First Name | Mary |
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Last Name | Elizabeth |
Email Address | mebeth@outlook.com |
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Subject | LCFS |
Comment | Biofuel have better uses in the soil and I am speaking of manure and woody biomass. I live in Stockton where there is a biomass plant, DTE, which is the greatest source of stationary pollution. We live on this planet so when wood pellets from the US are used elsewhere we are contributing to global climate change - money is changing hands and the vulnerable suffer. There is a grey hydrogen plant that want to produce hydrogen from methane at the Port. Not enough requirements for mitigation and hydrogen interferes with the degradation of methane in the atmosphere. Any of these credits have to be phased out as soon as possible. I just received a notice of some organic oils being transported around to become biodiesel: MONTANA RENEWABLES, LLC. Full lifecycle analysis is needed now. Climate Change is now. - Eliminate avoided methane crediting for fuel derived from livestock manure. - Oppose Proposed LCFS Amendment Loophole to Allow Petroleum Projects with Carbon Capture & Storage Past the 2040 Phase-out. - Conduct and incorporate a full life cycle assessment of all air pollution and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions for all pathways, and their implications for environmental justice communities. - Create ZEV multipliers to boost electric school bus and electric public transit bus and rail system deployments. - Eliminate credit generation from factory farm gas projects that would have happened anyway due to other programs or investments. - Include intrastate jet fuel as a deficit generator and include California's share of the fuel used in interstate and international flights. - Allow credits for zero-emission transportation fuels used for ocean-going vessels and simplifying the process for credits for shore power installations serving electrified harbor crafts and for dispensing green hydrogen. |
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Date and Time Comment Was Submitted | 2024-02-20 20:36:15 |
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