O.C. in Need of Better Means for Clean Air
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Regarding the article on 50% reduction in school bus ridership in an attempt to recoup costs (“School Bus Fees Cut Ridership Up to 50% in Some O.C. Districts,” Sept. 25): What does the AQMD have to say about this?
It looks like one small step forward for balancing the school budget and a giant step backward in the fight against smog.
JOHN UNRATH, Seal Beach
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