Should the government implement stricter emissions standards for diesel vehicles?

No

No. The emissions parts on pickup trucks are rushed technology and the parts are STILL breaking down 12 years later at enormous cost to consumers. Reduce the standards until reliable tech is developed.

Yes, but should also start reducing diesel vehicals in general

Not unless there are comparably priced vehicle options

Yes, and limit usage and purpose, as well as addressing design/safety.

Yes, diesel engines produce emissions similarly to petroleum powered engines.

No, emission or not safer environmental methods are not clear yet

What personal steps, if any, would you be willing to take to contribute to the reduction of harmful emissions, and why?

How does the debate on diesel emissions standards reflect broader societal values about the environment and economy?

In your experience, how well do you think local businesses would adapt to stricter diesel emissions standards?

How do school bus emissions in your area affect your thoughts on diesel emission standards and children's health?

What innovative solutions can you think of to reduce diesel emissions without significantly raising costs for consumers?

Can you envision a future where diesel vehicles are no longer used? What do you imagine would be the challenges and benefits?

How do you feel about the trade-offs between stricter environmental regulations and potential increases in vehicle costs?

Have you or someone you know been directly affected by air pollution, and how do you think changes in diesel emission standards could affect this?

What's your take on balancing economic growth with environmental policies, especially in the context of vehicle emissions?

How would improving air quality in your city change your daily activities or health?