Governor Brown holding Climate Change Conference today, Dec. 15, 2011

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Governor Brown holding Climate Change Conference today, Dec. 15, 2011

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Free webinar on California's new Cap and Trade regulations on Thursday, Dec. 8

Wondering how to comply with those new GHG rules? Here's an opportunity for you to learn:

Free webinar on California's new Cap and Trade regulations on Thursday, Dec. 8

APCD postpones GHG banking rule hearing

Banking rule postponed. No reason given. Read more here:


APCD postpones GHG banking rule hearing

APCD to adopt new GHG emissions banking rules on Dec. 15, 2011

The San Joaquin Valley APCD plans to adopt new regulations to allow greenhouse gas emission reductions to be banked for future use. See the attached for more info:

APCD to adopt new GHG emissions banking rules on Dec. 15, 2011

ARB adopts final cap-and-trade regulation, affects 360 businesses state-wide

The ARB just adopted its cap-and-trade regulation to help reduce greenhouse gases in California. For all the details, see my article at the link below:

ARB adopts final cap-and-trade regulation, affects 360 businesses state-wide

AWMA to host greenhouse gas strategies conference next month

San Francisco is the place to be next month. Get all the info in my article at the link below:

AWMA to host greenhouse gas strategies conference next month

ARB announces 2nd annual Climate Generation competition for high schools

 High school students, educators - read about ARB's climate change competition in my full article below.


ARB announces 2nd annual Climate Generation competition for high schools

Green Business Breakfast Workshop, Tues., Oct. 4, 2011

Bakersfield's Chamber of Commerce will be holding a free green workshop breakfast meeting on Oct. 4. Read my article at the link below for more info:

Green Business Breakfast Workshop, Tues., Oct. 4, 2011

ARB approves GHG reduction plan, revised environmental analysis

The California Air Resources Board (ARB) approved an updated environmental analysis of a controversial state plan to regulate greenhouse gases (GHG), which they also re-approved today. The GHG reduction measures may have a significant effect on Bakersfield and Kern County businesses. For example, the oil industry routinely emits millions of tons per year of CO2 equivalent gases from its operations throughout the county.

For more info, read my full article at the link below:


ARB approves GHG reduction plan, revised environmental analysis