Perspective
Apr. 23, 2010
Climate Change Policy Develops at Dizzying Pace
California's climate change policy is evolving quickly and local governments should develop greenhouse gas reduction plans now, says Christopher Calfee of Best Best & Krieger.
California's climate change policy is developing at a dizzying pace. Major amendments to guidelines implementing the California Environmental Quality Act have just gone into effect requiring public agencies to analyze and mitigate the effects of their projects' greenhouse gas emissions. In addition, a preliminary draft of California's proposed cap and trade program, which would gradually reduce the emissions blamed for...
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