[Source: The Los Angeles Times] A group of lawmakers, including some who have been skeptical of global warming regulations, introduced legislation on Thursday to ensure that California’s cap-and-trade emissions control program remains a permanent part of the state’s climate policy. The measure, AB 151, is only one paragraph long right now, but it represents an opening bid Read More…
Month: January 2017
Can the AQMD raise $1 billion a year to clean up the air?
[Source: 89.3KPCC] Just a month before the South Coast Air Quality Management District Board is set to vote on a controversial air quality plan, environmentalists remain fiercely skeptical of where the agency plans to get billions of dollars for pollution control incentives. A new smog-reduction plan revealed last year calls for $15 billion in financial Read More…
Sheila Kuehl wants SCAQMD to flex its regulatory muscle
[Source: The Press Enterprise] The South Coast Air Quality Management District’s newest incoming leader says she wants the air district to use the full extent of its regulatory might to protect neighborhoods and communities from harmful air pollution. The Los Angeles County Supervisor Sheila Kuehl will be sworn in today and will get the chance Read More…