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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 Chamber of Commerce pushes Proposition 45 to reduce environmental oversight

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The California Chamber of Commerce put Proposition 45 before voters. The measure is heavily funded by for-profit utilities, data center developers, and oil and gas interests. Proposition 45 claims it will make California more affordable by dismantling critical public health and environmental safeguards. If passed, it would severely restrict public oversight for projects including pipelines, data centers, and warehouses.

From newsweek.com

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The measure seeks to reduce public oversight for various projects across California. This could potentially lower compliance costs for utilities and speed up infrastructure permitting. Furthermore, the measure challenges the regulatory scope and oversight authority of the California Public Utilities Commission.

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

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