California’s choice: Cleaner air for schools or money for utilities

California is weighing how to spend roughly two hundred million dollars: invest in healthier, more efficient heating and cooling systems for public schools, or redirect the funds to utilities for customer bill credits of about one dollar per month. According to Canary Media, the choice illustrates a broader tension between infrastructure needs and direct consumer savings.

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