SR 108 by Hurtado
SR 108
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed Assembly
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This resolution recognizes the importance of addressing asthma in California, acknowledging the disproportionate impact it has on certain communities due to environmental factors and limited access to healthcare. It specifically highlights the Central California Asthma Collaborative as a model for asthma care and calls for improvements in air quality standards, increased access to asthma education and healthcare, and a focus on environmental justice. The resolution also aims to promote community-based research to better understand and mitigate asthma triggers across the state.
Key provisions
- Recognizes the Central California Asthma Collaborative.
- Affirms a commitment to improving air quality standards.
- Supports programs for asthma education and healthcare access.
- Encourages evidence-based asthma management practices in schools and healthcare.
- Urges agencies to address environmental justice factors.
- Promotes community-based participatory research on asthma triggers.
Who is affected
- Californians
- Communities with poor air quality
- Low-income communities
- Communities of color
- Farmworker families
Notable changes
- Calls for improved air quality enforcement.
- Emphasizes the need to address environmental justice in asthma disparities.
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