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The Washington State Department of Transportation launched a $112 million program back on April 29 that seeks to help businesses and fleet operators acquire zero-emission or “clean” equipment. [Above photo by WSDOT] That program – officially called the Washington Zero-Emission Incentive Program or WAZIP – is funded by the state’s Climate Commitment Act and provides More

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In April, the Texas Department of Transportation hosted its annual “Don’t Mess with Texas Trash-Off” event; a core part of the agency’s Adopt-A-Highway program, which gives volunteer groups a chance to take charge of cleaning stretches of state highways a few times a year. [Above photo by TxDOT] Catherine Cromer, TxDOT’s statewide coordinator for the More

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