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Will California's misused environmental law finally be reformed? | Dan Walters | Columnist - Vimarsana News

Will California's misused environmental law finally be reformed? | Dan Walters | Columnist

CalMatters Commentary - The California Environmental Quality Act has been weaponized in conflicts over housing for years, and a new appellate court decision affecting UC Berkeley has once again revived

Not In My Ecosystem - Brown Political Review - Vimarsana News

Not In My Ecosystem - Brown Political Review

Environmental legislation in California has been co-opted by wealthy citizens seeking to prevent development in their neighborhoods

2022 California Environmental Quality Act Legislation - Vimarsana News

2022 California Environmental Quality Act Legislation

Changes to or exemptions from California Environmental Quality Act CEQA are often included in bills during California legislative session. 2022 was no exception. While many bills suffered slow deaths in committee, some made it to Governor’s desk and were signed into law.

2022 CEQA Legislative Recap - Environmental Law - Vimarsana News

2022 CEQA Legislative Recap - Environmental Law

In response to developers' continued cry for meaningful reform, changes to or exemptions from the California Environmental Quality Act (Pub. Res. Code §§ 21000 et seq.) (CEQA...

Source: mondaq.com
Appellate Court Might Expand CEQA's Powers In Berkeley Case, and May Stymie People's Park Development Plan - Vimarsana News

Appellate Court Might Expand CEQA's Powers In Berkeley Case, and May Stymie People's Park Development Plan

In a "draft tentative ruling," a California appellate court is siding with NIMBY activists in Berkeley who have been squabbling with the University of California over its growth plans, and a plan to build student housing at People's Park.

Source: sfist.com