Axios - More students than ever are headed to class in an electric school bus this fall, as school districts race to take advantage of unprecedented government funding to replace their diesel fleets, Axios' Joann Muller writes. Exhaust from diesel buses is linked to serious health and development conditions for children, especially in low-income communities. The growing electric bus movement, fueled by a plethora of state and federal incentives, promises to reduce tailpipe emissions and improve kids' health, too. Keep reading.
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