Environmental
Nov. 27, 2012
Transporation plan does not adequately account for climate change, judge rules
A trial court has tentatively ruled that San Diego officials failed to properly look at the impacts of a long-term regional transportation plan on climate change.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A trial court has tentatively ruled that San Diego officials failed to properly look at the impacts of a long-term regional transportation plan on climate change.
The closely watched case is the first test of a 2008 law that requires planners around California to cut greenhouse gas emissions by reducing car use and increasing public transportation and designing walkable communities.
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