Environmental
Mar. 11, 2013
California Air Resources Board sees wave of litigation
Since it began implementing AB 32, CARB has been sued by both regulated parties and environmentalists challenging the manner in which it has set about regulating greenhouse gas emissions. By Daniel Kolta
Since it began implementing Assembly Bill 32, the California Air Resources Board - known as CARB - has been sued by both regulated parties and environmentalists challenging the manner in which it has set about regulating greenhouse gas emissions from sources within the state. Most recently on Jan. 25, San Francisco Superior Court Judge Ernest Goldsmith rejected an effort by two environmental groups in Citizens Climate Lobby and Our Children'...
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