California Voters to Decide Prop 45 to Change How Environmental Laws Impact Key Construction
Opponents say the measure would weaken the California Environmental Quality Act and could cost taxpayers more than $100 million a year, the Legislative Analyst’s Office estimates.
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California voters to decide Prop 45 to change how environmental laws impact key construction
California voters this November will decide Proposition 45, a measure that could change the state’s environmental laws to speed up construction projects such as housing, bridges, and clean energy infrastructure.
Vote no on Prop 45 to Protect California’s environment and public health
This November, California voters will have a chance to push back against President Trump’s attacks on our clean air and water, public health, and open space by voting NO on Proposition 45. This deceptive ballot initiative is a 41-page recipe for pollution and sprawl. It would weaken California’s bedrock environmental law and make it easier to build data centers, warehouses and other polluting projects – with severely limited public oversight.
Streetsblog/Next: No on Prop 45
Streetsblog California and Santa Monica Next are urging voters to reject Proposition 45. The measure is being pitched as a way to modernize the state’s landmark environmental protection law, the California Environmental Quality Act; but its impact would make it easier to build new highways or complete highway expansion projects by limiting the study of alternatives, opportunities […] The post Streetsblog/Next: No on Prop 45 first appeared on San…
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