The state of California has made a full-blown commitment to reducing reliance on fossil-fuel energy and other limited resources#
Utilities are required to use solar, wind and geothermal sources for a third of their electricity supply by 2020, while owners of homes and businesses are being urged to install solar panels#
The state is mandating that automakers dramatically ramp up sales of battery-powered and other low-emission cars# It is imposing new cap-and-trade emission controls on business with hefty fees#
Essentially, the state is trying to force California into an entirely new economic structure, claiming, in Gov# Jerry Brown's words, that "California is positioned perfectly to reap the economic benefits that will inevitably flow."
But what of the costs?
via www.sacbee.com
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Researchers announced that, in 2008 alone, children’s health problems associated with exposure to air pollution and toxic chemicals cost the nation $76 billion in medical bills and lost productivity. Such health issues include autism, ADD, asthma, mental disabilities, childhood cancers, and lead/mercury exposure.
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Posted by: Jose | May 03, 2012 at 12:22 PM
I think you were rude to Julie and completely mitdouerssond her good intentions. It appears she was agreeing with you that there is a great problem here in Southport that doesn't help etc, etc. The y'all she was referring to was we (yes we ) citizens of Southport. My take is that she wasn't criticizing nofog but fully in step with you.
Posted by: Michael | May 03, 2012 at 05:43 AM
The cost will be a persistent high unemployment rate and companies continuing fleeing the once Golden State.
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