Results from the Community Air Protection Program include over 9,000 local projects and hundreds of new and innovative clean air strategies. SACRAMENTO – More than four million Californians who live in some of the state’s most polluted communities are seeing real improvements in air quality, thanks to California’s Community Air Protection Program. A new progress report from the California Air Resources Board (CARB) highlights how community-led solutions are cutting emissions, strengthening enforcement of clean air policies, and delivering cleaner, healthier air around the state. “The Community Air Protection Program has become a critical tool for improving air quality in areas most impacted by sources of pollution,” said CARB Chair Liane Randolph. More InformationYou can read more interactive and detailed stories of these projects in the Community Air Protection Progress highlights.