Governor’s 2010 Agenda: Bad News for the Environment
Today Governor Schwarzenegger unveiled his budget proposal for the coming fiscal year. It’s clear….
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New Poll Shows 80% Of Americans Support Action On Clean Energy, Climate Protection
The overwhelming majority of Americans – more than 80 percent – support action to….
Negative Ruling on Nation’s Largest Water Transfer Should Instigate Examination of State’s Poor Water Management
Last Thursday, Superior Court Judge Roland L. Candee issued a tentative order invalidating the….
Constructing a Climate Program: Committee Set to Recommend “Polluter Pays”
On Tuesday, the Economic and Allocation Advisory Committee met to begin finalizing its recommendations….
Perez-iding Over the Assembly: New Leader Could Be Champion for Environment, Public Health
Last week, the Assembly Democratic Caucus elected John Pérez, a freshman from Los Angeles,….
Budget Cuts, Tax Witholdings, Tuition Hikes … and a $11.14 Billion Water Bond?
Last month the California Legislature passed an $11.14 billion water bond to appear on….
Study Shows Californians Could Spend Billions Less and Protect Climate by Developing Transit-Friendly Communities
A new study by Oakland-based non-profit TransForm shows that California residents living in transit-friendly….
Two Thumbs Up: State Adopts Groundbreaking Television Efficiency Standards
On Wednesday, the California Energy Commission voted 5-0 to adopt the most advanced television….
Game On: Efforts Resume to Remove Seismically Unsafe Dam on the Carmel River
The owner of San Clemente Dam on the Carmel River just announced that the….
A Neighborhood Never Forgets: CEQA Helps L.A. Community Protect Elephant Hill
In a significant victory for local residents earlier this month, the Los Angeles City….