Government
May 23, 2007
Ruling Gives State Impetus to Get Emissions Law Past EPA
Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Califormia, is using her new position as chair of an environmental committee to prod the Bush administration on global warming. Today, Boxer's committee will hear from California Attorney General Jerry Brown, who wants the federal government to allow the states to impose tough automobile emissions standards.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
WASHINGTON - When President Bush announced last week his plans to reduce carbon emissions, one influential California politician knew exactly where to start.
Democratic Sen. Barbara Boxer suggested that the administration's Environmental Protection Agency immediately approve California's own emissions law, which has been stuck in a regulatory...
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