Thursday, October 20, 2011

California Air Resources

reason to vote on the approval of the United States first mandatory cap and emissions allowances

Council

California was expected to give final approval Thursday to the first cap and trade programs in North America, compulsory, providing a major victory for environmentalists after a season of defeat.

After a day of public hearings scheduled, the California Air Resources Board was due to vote Thursday night in the adoption of a system of emissions trading.

"This is the end itself:. Let's go to California" said Gary Gero, President of the Climate Action Reserve, a voluntary registry

The decision was considered significant because California accounts for about 13% of the global economy and the state has a history of being the leader in environmental initiatives.

"California can lead to national action," said Gero.

The decision comes at a time when Republican leaders in the rest of the United States denies the existence of man to climate change.

In Washington, a Republican-controlled Congress to cut their budgets and reduce environmental protections.

Meanwhile, several regional states have dropped - and voluntary -. Carbon trading system



See more about : [Manitoba][California]

0 comments:

Blog Archive