California is about to change fuel standards. That means higher gas prices. But how high?

"The upcoming vote by the California Air Resources Board aims to set stricter carbon intensity targets for transportation fuels, which could increase gas prices significantly."

"While CARB officials claim the historical impact of their carbon intensity program on pump prices is only 8-10 cents, critics argue the upcoming changes could raise prices dramatically."

"CARB's executive officer emphasized the balance between reducing greenhouse gas emissions and keeping consumer costs in mind amidst rising living expenses in California."

"The timing of the vote, shortly after the general election, and criticism of the transparency of the process has heightened tensions surrounding the proposed changes."

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