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  • 2 weeks ago | legal-planet.org | Ethan Elkind

    Weakening the statewide standard of review benefits polluting facilities For California to meet its climate goals and bring down prices on basic needs like housing, transportation and energy, it will need to dramatically increase infill housing, transit and clean energy facilities, among other projects.

  • 1 month ago | legal-planet.org | Ethan Elkind

    A Senate Housing Committee debate last week was a sobering indication. There’s a lot of talk in certain policy circles these days about abundance, as a strategy to improve people’s lives and lower the cost of living through better governance. Nowhere is “abundance” needed more than in California, where housing costs due to a dire long-term shortage of homes has made the state one of the most expensive to live in in the country.

  • 1 month ago | kalw.org | Ethan Elkind |Andrew Stelzer

    On this edition of Your Call’s One Planet series, we’ll dig into what's been a wild few months for the electric vehicle industry. Between Trump’s threats to defund EVs, fluctuating tariffs, and Elon Musk advising the White House, what's the future looking like? We’ll also hear about proposed cuts to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration that could drastically reduce data about ocean temperature and health.

  • 1 month ago | coloradoboulevard.net | Ethan Elkind

    Back in 2012, Berkeley Law’s CLEE and UCLA Law’s Emmett Institute on Climate Change and the Environment released a report called “Electric Drive by ’25,” with the bold subtitle “How California Can Catalyze Mass Adoption of Electric Vehicles by 2025.” By Ethan Elkind The report cited 2011-12 EV sales as reason for optimism on achieving mass adoption by 2025: Early results from the introduction of new electric vehicles to the U.S. market have been promising, with sales of both Nissan LEAFs and...

  • 2 months ago | legal-planet.org | Ethan Elkind

    Time to open up the 2012 time capsule PDF Back in 2012, CLEE and the Emmett Institute released a report called “Electric Drive by ’25,” with the relatively bold subtitle “How California Can Catalyze Mass Adoption of Electric Vehicles by 2025.” The report cited 2011-12 EV sales as reason for optimism on achieving mass adoption by 2025: Early results from the introduction of new electric vehicles to the U.S. market have been promising, with sales of both Nissan LEAFs and Chevy Volts outselling...

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Ethan Elkind
Ethan Elkind @EthanElkind
13 Dec 22

Tune in at noon PT for our webinar on boosting zero-emission hydrogen, featuring @tysoneckerle & Jesse Marquez of Coalition for a Safe Environment!

Center for Law, Energy & the Environment
Center for Law, Energy & the Environment @cleeberkeley

🚨 NEW REPORT from CLEE & @UCLALawEmmett: Supercharging Electrolyzers. Join us on Tuesday, December 13 at noon to learn how CA can boost zero-emission hydrogen production. ⚡ Supercharging Electrolyzers Report: https://t.co/cTRByn3AAH Webinar: https://t.co/FOR9WTOKkh https://t.co/R77WMIXsEq

Ethan Elkind
Ethan Elkind @EthanElkind
12 Dec 22

RT @rbeggin: The Detroit Three had the lowest fuel economy and highest CO2 emissions of major manufacturers' Model Year 2021 vehicles, acco…

Ethan Elkind
Ethan Elkind @EthanElkind
12 Dec 22

Tonight @stateofbay, we'll discuss @GavinNewsom plan to address oil industry "price gouging" w/@SameeaKamal @calmatters + Need better sleep? @AricPrather @UCSFHospitals shares strategies + holiday events @SFC_Datebook. Stream live 6pm PT @kalw: https://t.co/UA0wJkdty4 https://t.co/XC40TY8pZ8