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- While the key point of the GGRF is to reduce GHG emissions, it has produced a number of other co-benefits. These include contributing to California’s Green Energy Transition and progress under Senate Bill 350 (SB 350), reducing the human costs of cardiopulmonary disease, and associated economic benefits. The knock-on effects of lowering cardiopulmonary hospitalization and fatalities have likely led to $7 billion in extra economic value. Independently, GGRF projects have lowered $12.3 billion in transportation costs, including as a result of reduced commuting.