City of Duluth's ambitious plans to transition its fleet to electric and hybrid vehicles have hit a roadblock, or rather, a gas-guzzling detour. Despite its commitment to reducing carbon emissions and meeting green goals, the city has placed a major order for 24 diesel-powered buses, sparking concerns among environmentalists and city officials alike. The order, worth millions of dollars, is a significant departure from the city's previously stated plans to prioritize eco-friendly transportation options. As Duluth continues to grapple with the challenges of balancing economic and environmental sustainability, the decision raises questions about the city's commitment to its green goals and the impact on the community's environmental aspirations.
Duluth puts green goals on hold with vehicle order Duluth News Tribune
