Prop. 45 Will Gut Public Review for Data Centers and Other Big Projects
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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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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