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As Newsom promotes California climate in China, state greenhouse gas emissions rose last year - Vimarsana News

As Newsom promotes California climate in China, state greenhouse gas emissions rose last year

California needs to reduce planet-warming gases — and quickly — if it is going to meet its ambitious climate targets and stave off the worst effects of global warming. But

Newsom is promoting California climate in China. But state greenhouse gas emissions rose last year - Vimarsana News

Newsom is promoting California climate in China. But state greenhouse gas emissions rose last year

Drastic cuts in carbon emissions are needed to meet climate goals, but estimates show that California flatlined since the pandemic

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Should California Spend That Much Money on Hydrogen Stations? - Vimarsana News

Should California Spend That Much Money on Hydrogen Stations?

The Golden State remains alone in committing to boosting hydrogen propulsion, as it prepares to build new filling stations and incentivize hydrogen vehicle sales

Cupertino, CA setting aside big bucks tor pay California tax sales avenue from 'improper' in-state sales of Apple products - Vimarsana News

Cupertino, CA setting aside big bucks tor pay California tax sales avenue from 'improper' in-state sales of Apple products

Apple’s hometown of Cupertino, California is preparing to set aside $56.5 million to repay California sales tax revenue it may have received improperly from in-state sales of the tech giant’s products, reports Bloomberg Law. The Cupertino City Council’s plan to tap into reserves to create the rep

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Hydrogen fueling stations will get 15% of funds in a state program -- even though Californians own only about 12,000 hydrogen cars. The funds come from fees paid by drivers. Story from @CalMatters.