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California lawmakers approve last-minute, sweeping rollbacks of environmental law
California lawmakers on Monday approved one of the most substantial rollbacks of the state’s signature environmental review law in decades, including a controversial exemption that would allow high-tech manufacturing plants to be built in industrial zones with no environmental review.
California approves most significant environmental law rollback in decades
Gov. Gavin Newsom, who is lagging far behind his campaign pledge to build millions more homes, was poised Monday evening to sign the most significant rollback in decades to California’s core environmental law that’s long been blamed for construction delays and soaring prices.
A coalition of state attorneys general signed onto guidance released Tuesday that reinforces the necessity of environmental ...
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law two bills that will overhaul the landmark California Environmental Quality Act in an effort ...
Environmental justice groups and conservation advocates are opposing Senate Bill and Assembly Bill 131, which they say would ...
AG Kwame Raoul and a coalition issue guidance on environmental justice, affirming its legality despite recent administration ...
CHICAGO Attorney General Kwame Raoul, as part of a coalition of 13 attorneys general, issued guidance affirming the necessity and legality of environmental ...
A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to release $180 million in federal funding for environmental justice ...
It’s been months since an ordinance aimed at keeping new industrial facilities out of polluted neighborhoods was introduced.
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