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  1. Various groups, including the Chamber of Commerce and the Democratic Party, are debating the streamlining and protection levels of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).

California Voters Reject Proposition 45 Environmental Review Measure

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California voters rejected Proposition 45, a ballot measure designed to streamline environmental review for housing and other projects. The measure aimed to reduce what proponents called a costly hurdle to building housing. Opponents argued the measure was an assault on state law protecting air, water, and natural resources.

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The rejection of Proposition 45 maintains existing state protections under the California Environmental Quality Act. This outcome aligns with the policy platforms of groups like the American Lung Association and the California Democratic Party.

Various groups, including the Chamber of Commerce and the Democratic Party, are debating the streamlining and protection levels of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).

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