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Greenhouse gas emissions under CEQA - costs and implications

Allen, Peter V.
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greenhouse effect
climate ethics
emissions
law
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Environmental ethics
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"The recent enactment of SB 97[1] has codified the California Attorney General’s argument that increased greenhouse gas emissions and their effects constitute an environmental impact that must be considered by a permitting agency under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). This new measure will make many CEQA reviews more complex, and will require more costly mitigation measures for many projects, but it also provides some potential opportunities, particularly for renewable energy developers. This Article looks at the implementation of SB 97 and some of its possible ramifications." (p.1)
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2008
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