Articles Tagged with ''carbon neutrality policies for California''

Newsom has cast his vote on legislation aimed at leveling the playing field within groundwater conflicts and shaping the San Joaquin Valley’s post-SGMA future.

The Air Resources Board is taking comments on a regulatory proposal to transition propane forklifts to zero-emission models by 2038.

The California Air Resources Board has drafted a regulatory proposal detailing ongoing support for dairy digesters, while setting new standards for sustainable aviation fuel and adding guardrails to protect Amazon rainforests amid an expansion of crop-based fuels.

Farms and other entities throughout the food supply chain are urging Newsom to address the economic impacts of implementing the administration’s many clean energy and ZEV goals.

The rollout has been met with litigation, technology hurdles and the collapse of a high-profile deal, while niche industries like grain and feed providers feel unfairly targeted and will be impacted first.

The California Public Utilities Commission will decide this week on a controversial proposal involving net energy metering.

New research shows California could rapidly cut emissions by permitting higher ethanol blends at gas stations.

California’s congressional GOP delegation urged Newsom to reconsider the Advanced Clean Trucks rule passed in 2020.

Moderate Democrats reluctantly supported the bill, with some echoing Republican concerns over California's regulatory climate for businesses.