Study using biodiesel fuel in city and port vehicles and equipment
In Plain English
The city wants to research whether biodiesel could replace regular diesel in government vehicles, trucks, and equipment. Biodiesel is made from vegetable oils or recycled cooking oil and produces fewer emissions. If approved, staff will analyze costs, environmental benefits, and which city operations could switch to this alternative fuel.
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Adopt Resolution No. 115-06
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