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California and Washington to join forces on carbon markets, aiming to cut pollution and raise billions

Los Angeles Times ·
California and Washington to join forces on carbon markets, aiming to cut pollution and raise billions

Linking California and Washington's carbon markets will cut more pollution and increase revenue for key state programs, officials said.

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