Gov. Jerry Brown signs sweeping climate legislation in Los Angeles

[uglybiker]

Gov. Jerry Brown signs sweeping climate legislation in Los Angeles

Gov. Jerry Brown signed two measures on Thursday that will ramp up California's efforts to combat climate change, increase legislative oversight of environmental programs and prod regulators to take new steps to curb local pollution problems.

The measures, Senate Bill 32 and Assembly Bill 197, were passed after a tough political fight in the Capitol.

Another battle is expected next year, when Brown wants to safeguard the cap-and-trade program — which requires companies to purchase permits to pollute — from legal uncertainty over its future. That could come in the form of new legislation or a ballot measure in 2018.


http://www.latimes.com/politics/essential/la-pol-sac-essential-politics-updates-jerry-brown-signs-climate-legislation-1473356723-htmlstory.html

[To-Whose-Benefit?]

How much would it cost us to hire Linda Rondstadt (still alive at 70) to give this guy something to do other than Everything he currently does?




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[uglybiker]

She's just as flaky as he is.

[GtHawk]

How much would it cost us to hire Linda Rondstadt (still alive at 70) to give this guy something to do other than Everything he currently does?
I doubt she has any interest in being his beard again.



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[truth_seeker]

Ken-John said today that all Brown seems interested in is his train, and globull warming.

The idea is preparing for a future, with new towns in the Central Valley along the train route, where people can live (in cheap houses) and commute to Lost Angeles and San Fra Bay area.

[sinkspur]

This must be what Californians want.

[Wingnut]

This must be what Californians want.

If the mexicans could ever take control of Cali things might get better.

[Smokin Joe]

Gov. Jerry Brown signs sweeping climate legislation in Los Angeles

Gov. Jerry Brown signed two measures on Thursday that will ramp up California's efforts to combat climate change, increase legislative oversight of environmental programs and prod regulators to take new steps to curb local pollution problems.

The measures, Senate Bill 32 and Assembly Bill 197, were passed after a tough political fight in the Capitol.

Another battle is expected next year, when Brown wants to safeguard the cap-and-trade program — which requires companies to purchase permits to pollute — from legal uncertainty over its future. That could come in the form of new legislation or a ballot measure in 2018.


http://www.latimes.com/politics/essential/la-pol-sac-essential-politics-updates-jerry-brown-signs-climate-legislation-1473356723-htmlstory.html

I am sure that by this time next year California will see significant improvements in their climate.

  Okay, but I did manage to type that with a straight face.

[To-Whose-Benefit?]

This must be what Californians want.

Actually it's not.

It's what LA, San Fran, and the Rat machine want.

There are an awful lot of decent people in Ca. who are sick to their guts with their State Dictatorship but since an honest election in their State exists only as a fairy tale, they're pretty much SOL.

[To-Whose-Benefit?]

Actually it's not.

It's what LA, San Fran, and the Rat machine want.

There are an awful lot of decent people in Ca. who are sick to their guts with their State Dictatorship but since an honest election in their State exists only as a fairy tale, they're pretty much SOL.
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google California+gerrymandering and you'll see what I mean.

Kamala Harris is the Ca. AG. She's been appointed to replace Babs Boxer (retiring after losing her committee Chairmanship as the head of the Senate Ethics Committee.)

One of my favorites Boxer clips


https://youtu.be/FE_jGD5nZ6U

Love this witness. Black Chamber of Commerce President Harry Alford is not taking one ounce of her "How Dare You? All these other Black Organizations are where they belong, in line with ME."

And Harry lowers the boom on her.

If you think Boxer was nauseating wait till you get a look at Kamala Harris.




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