By Fiona Smith
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Lawyers analyzing the climate change impacts of projects such as new housing developments or road building have so far had little legal guidance to rely on. But that could change now that Bay Area air quality regulators have issued the first comprehensive guide to determine when a project needs to act to cut its greenhouse gas emissions.
For decades, the California Environmental Quality...
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