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1. Has California's Tri-Partite Statutory Structure Aimed at the Reduction of Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Global Warming, Linking Air Quality, Transportation, and Sustainable Land Use Through Regional and Local Planning, Been Successful?

Subjects
*ENVIRONMENTAL policy, *ENVIRONMENTAL impact charges, *ENVIRONMENTAL protection, *AIR quality standards, *GOVERNMENT policy on climate change, *CARBON offsetting, *GOVERNMENT policy
Abstract

The article highlights California's tri-partite statutory structure aimed at the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and global warming, linking air quality, transportation, and sustainable land use through regional and local planning. It examines laws to prevent global warming and greenhouse gas emissions by linking air quality, transportation, and sustainable land use1 through regional and local planning.

Published
2017

2. OBAMA'S ORDER LIKELY TO TIGHTEN AUTO STANDARDS.

Author

JOHN M. BRODER and PETER BAKER; Felicity Barringer contributed reporting from Palo Alto, Calif.

Subjects
*ENVIRONMENTAL policy, *ENVIRONMENTAL impact charges, *GOVERNMENT policy, *ENVIRONMENTAL auditing
Abstract

President Obama will direct federal regulators on Monday to move swiftly on an application by California and 13 other states to set strict automobile emission and fuel efficiency standards, two administration officials said Sunday. The directive makes good on an Obama campaign pledge and signifies a sharp reversal of Bush administration policy. Granting California and the other states the right to regulate tailpipe emissions would be one of the most emphatic actions Mr. Obama could take to quickly put his stamp on environmental policy. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2009

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