Climate controversy: California's plan for handling crisis is flawed, advisors say | State & Regional

California’s climate change plan fails to provide substantial evidence that capturing carbon will meet ambitious greenhouse gas goals, critics say. The plan “does California a disservice,” one state advisor said.

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