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Sent: September 16, 2022 New California regulations will create 4 million jobs, reduce oil consumption by 91%, reduce air pollution by 60%, protect communities from oil drilling and accelerate the states clean energy transition. The legislative package adds a record $54 billion. Climate Budget Focused on Equity and Economic Opportunity MARES ISLAND – California enacted some of the most aggressive climate measures in state history as Governor Gavin Newsom signed a comprehensive package of legislation designed to reduce pollution, protect Californians from large polluters and accelerate state development. transition to clean energy. During this session, the governor worked with legislative leaders to promote groundbreaking measures to achieve carbon neutrality by 2045 and 90% clean energy by 2035, creating new negative measures that protect communities from oil extraction, capture carbon pollution from air and fuels. based on solutions. , and more. It is a key part of Californias climate commitment, a record $54 billion investment in climate action that exceeds most states spending and supports economic opportunity and environmental justice in communities across the state. Over the next two decades, the California climate commitment will: Create 4 million new jobs Reduce air pollution by 91% Reduce state oil use by 91% Save California $23 billion in pollution prevention Reduce fossil fuel use in buildings and transportation by 92% Reduce pollution refineries by 94% Together, these measures represent the most significant action to address the climate crisis in Californias history and raise the bar for governments around the world. This month has been a wake-up call to all of us that it is too late to act on climate change. California is no longer waiting, Governor Newsom said. With the legislation, California is taking the most aggressive climate action our country has ever seen. We clean the air we breathe, hold the big polluters accountable and usher in a new clean energy era. This is climate action. . California Way - and were not just doubling up. but were just getting started. Governor Vallejo Newsom Signs Wide-ranging Climate Action With several oil refineries in the distance, the governor signed the bill with legislative leaders at the USDA Forest Service Regional Office on Mare Island, a clean-energy facility that also powers the grid. Our country faced extreme temperatures that threatened our communities, especially our most vulnerable neighbors. We also continue to address the historic drought and ongoing wildfire threat. The challenges of climate change are here and we took bold steps in this legislative session to address this dire conditions and mitigate future threats through our state budget and major legislation, said Senate Pro Tempore President Toni G. Atkins (D-San Diego).Published: September 16, 2022 New California law will create 4 million jobs, reduce oil consumption by 91%, reduce air pollution by 60%, protect communities from oil drilling and accelerate the states transition to clean energy Climate budget focused on equity and MARE . ISLAND Economy - California today took one of the most aggressive climate change measures in state history when Governor Gavin Newsom signed a comprehensive package of laws to reduce pollution, protect Californians from heavy polluters and accelerate the states clean energy transition. This session, the governor joined legislative leaders to introduce groundbreaking measures to achieve carbon neutrality by 2045 at the latest and 90% clean energy by 2035, introduce new responses to protect communities from oil drilling, carbon pollution from the air, to engage . and develop nature-based solutions and more. Its an integral part of Californias climate commitment, a record $54 billion investment in climate action that exceeds most state spending and promotes economic opportunity and environmental justice in communities across the state. Over the next two decades, Californias climate commitment: Create 4 million new jobs Reduce air pollution by 60% Reduce oil consumption by 91% Save California $23 billion by avoiding pollution damage Reduce consumption Reduce fossil fuel use in buildings and transportation by 92% Reduce refinery pollution by 94% Overall, these actions are the most important climate response in California history and raise the bar for governments around the world. This month has been a wake-up call to all of us that it will be too late to tackle climate change later. California cant wait any longer, Governor Newsom said. California and lawmakers are taking the most aggressive climate action our country has ever seen. Were cleaning up the air we breathe, holding big polluters accountable, and ushering in a new era of clean energy. This is Californias climate action — and were not just doubling down, were just getting started. lawmakers at the USDA Forest Service regional office on Mares Island, a clean energy facility that also powers the grid. dealing with historic drought and the threat of persistent wildfires The challenges of climate change are here and here We have acted boldly throughout our tenure to meet these challenging conditions and mitigate future threats through both the state budget and major legislation, said Senate President Pro Tempore Tony G. Atkins (D-San Diego). We decided to be ambitious

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