California To Keep Pushing State Clean Energy Links Amid Trump Pullback

January 3, 2018

California's continued efforts to advance regulatory programs to fight climate change and bolster clean energy amid the Trump administration's pullback on such matters could help spur unprecedented actions by other states in 2018, including linking with the Golden State's greenhouse gas trading system and expanding the Western electricity grid. Oregon lawmakers, for example, just unveiled new details for their pending legislation to create a GHG cap-and-trade system and link it to the existing California-Quebec program, which is already set to...

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