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Category Archives: Law
At a Standstill
Politico is reporting that the Climate Bill is in trouble. The Clean Energy Jobs and American Power Act (S.1733), better known to you and I as the Climate Bill, was originally introduced by Senators John Kerry (D-MA) and Joseph Lieberman … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Energy, Law, Public Policy
Tagged climate change, global warming
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Football to Downtown, Not So Fast
Has AEG shown up too late for the party? Anschutz Entertainment Group (AEG) led by President and CEO Tim Leiweke wants to take part in bringing the next NFL franchise to Los Angeles, or so it seems. Both Leiweke and businessman Casey Wasserman, … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental, Infrastructure, Land Use, Law, Planning
Tagged downtown, downtown revitalization, los angeles, stadium
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AB32 Gets Political
With the June 8th primaries for the next Governor of California rapidly approaching, I thought we’d take a look to see where the big names stand regarding AB 32. For those of you unfamiliar with AB 32, its best summarized … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Environmental, Law, Pollution, Public Health
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Paper or Plastic…How About Neither?
We live and operate in a world of options. When we visit the grocery store we can choose paper, plastic, go bagless, or even bring our own bag. Traditionally, this decision has been made based on what one considers to be more earth-friendly. … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental, Law, Pollution, Sustainability
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What’s in your Water?
Do you know what’s in your water? California Watch reports that an increasing number of Californians are being affected by unhealthy levels of nitrates in their water supply. According to the report, over 2 million people have been affected in the … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental, Law, Public Health, Water
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