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Schwarzenegger ever more critical of CEQA, environmental laws

Feb 5, 2010

No surprises here, just reminders of where this Governor has always stood. A few choice quotes from today’s Capitol Alert: “The governor twice this week portrayed environmental regulations as a barrier to job creation, at one point Tuesday suggesting that some environmentalists ‘become fanatics and they go overboard’ when they object to green technology projects.”

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“Smokestack Steve” and “Monoxide Meg?”

Jan 15, 2010

Just as former Congressman Tom Campbell announced he was dropping out of the California governor’s race to run for the United States Senate, one of the two remaining Republican candidates in the race ramped up his attack on California’s Global Warming Solutions Act (AB32).

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Parks versus drilling?

Jan 8, 2010

That’s the question asked by reporter John Myers (of the California Report) regarding Governor Schwarzenegger’s decision to link funding of the state’s parks to new offshore oil drilling in his just-released budget proposal.

Myers tweeted: “Guv links $200 mil from the controversial T-Ridge oil drilling project 2 help pay for #caparks. Quite a political move: parks vs. drilling?”

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What is $38 million worth?

Dec 15, 2009

What can you do with $38 million in a single year? You can clean up the polluted and undrinkable brown water that comes out of the taps in the City of Maywood and still have $30 million left over.  You can fund the entire California Conservation Corps and have a $3 million left over. You can even fund half of California’s state parks… or you can fund two campaigns in the Republican primary for governor (well, some of it anyway).

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Which Jerry Brown is running for governor?

Nov 12, 2009

Let’s see, there was Liberal Jerry who advanced alternative energy and environmental protection. Then we met Conservative Jerry who piled on to support Prop. 13 when the political winds changed. There was Democrat Jerry until he became Independent Jerry when the political winds shifted again. Now it looks like we’re about to meet Libertarian Jerry, a guy who looks at a survey of corporate lawyers (surely the best source of data on whether corporations are over-regulated) then declares that corporations are over-regulated. Read More >

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