Environmental
Sep. 3, 2009
State AGs Weigh in on Climate Change Bill
Attorney General Jerry Brown and four other state attorneys general have urged the U.S. Senate to ensure states can enforce violations of any future law and move aggressively to combat global warming.
Daily Journal Staff Writer Attorney General Jerry Brown, and four other state attorneys general concerned about pending federal climate change legislation, have urged the U.S. Senate to ensure states can strongly enforce violations of any future law, as well as move more aggressively than federal mandates to combat global warming. In a letter sent Monday to Senate leaders, the attorneys general from California, Arizona, New Jersey, ...
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