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CA Climate Change Agencies
- California EPA
- CA Resources Agency
- State and Consumer Services Agency
- Air Resources Board
- Attorney General
- CA Climate Change Center, UC Berkeley
- CA Energy Commission
- Caltrans
- Climate Action Registry
- Dept Fish and Game
- Dept of Food & Agriculture
- Dept of Forestry & Fire Protection
- Dept of General Services
- Dept of Toxic Substances Control
- Dept of Water Resources
- Governor's Office of Planning and Research
- Green California (Dept General Services)
- Integrated Waste Management Board
- Public Utilities Commission
- State Water Resources Control Board
- University of California Campuses
Key Federal Agencies, Academic & Nonprofit Groups
- California Institute for Energy and Environment
- Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
- PEW Center on Global Climate Change
- U.S. EPA
- U.N. Climate Change
- WESTCARB - West Coast Carbon Sequestration
- Western Climate Initiative
- Western Interstate Energy Board
- OTHER LINKS
This website is maintained by the Calif. Energy Commission under the direction of CalEPA, with input from other state agencies.
Calendar
Upcoming Events
Monday, May 12th, 2008- ARB Chair's Seminar Serires - 01:30 PM
Tuesday, May 13th, 2008- Ice911: A Proposal to Reversibly Rebuild Polar Ice and Habitat - 10:00 AM
Wednesday, May 14th, 2008- A Climate for Shared Solutions - Panel Discussion - 02:00 PM
- Developing Sustainable Communities: The Push/Pull of Regulation vs. Innovation - 04:00 PM
- GTC West 2008, the Conference on California's Future - 10:30 AM
LIST SERVERS
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California’s Resource for Global Climate Change Information
California produces roughly 1.4 percent of the world's, and 6.2 percent of the total U.S., greenhouse gases. Our state has been working on and finding solutions to our impact on climate since 1988. Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's 2005 executive order on climate change kicked into high gear to further advance clean renewable energy and other solutions to lower our state's greenhouse gas (GHG) emissons. And the landmark California Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006 established the first-in-the-world comprehensive program of regulatory and market mechanisms to achieve real, quantifiable, cost-effective reductions of GHG.
Info About CAT & Greenhouse Gas Emission-Reduction Issue Areas
- CAT & Subgroups
- Climate Action Team (CAT)
- AB 32 Scoping Plan
- Agriculture CAT Subgroup
- Cement CAT Subgroup
- Economics CAT Subgroup
- Electricity & Natural Gas CAT Subgroup
- Environmental Justice
- Economic and Technology Advancement
Advisory Committion (ETAAC) - Forestry CAT Subgroup
- Green Buildings CAT Subgroup
- Recycling & Waste Management CAT Subgroup
- Land Use Subgroup (Local Govt./Smart Growth)
- Market Advisory Committee
- R&D-CAT
- Scenario Analysis Subgroup
- State Vehicle Fleet CAT Subgroup
- Water-Energy (WET-CAT) Subgroup
- Transportation
- AB 118 - Alt Fuels Program Implementation
- AB 1007 - State Alternative Fuels Plan
- Auto Efficiency (CAFÉ) Standards
- Automobile Regulations
- Bioenergy Action Plan
- Hydrogen Highway
- Land Use and Local Activities
- Low Carbon Fuel Standard Analysis
- Low Carbon Fuel Standard Regulations
- Oil and Gas Refining
- Tire Efficiency Program
- Other Transportation-Related Areas
- Energy & Water
- AB 32 - GHG Emissions Implementation
- Appliance Efficiency Standards
- Bioenergy Action Plan
- Building Efficiency Standards
- California Solar Initiative
- Cap & Trade
- Carbon Sequestration - WESTCARB
- Energy Action Plan
- GHG Emissions Performance Std
- GHG Emission Standards Rulemaking
- GHG Mandatory Reporting
- Green Buildings
- Integrated Energy Policy Reports
- Load-Based GHG Emissions Cap
- New Solar Homes Partnership
- Renewable Portfolio Standards
- Water Conservation
- Water Efficiency In Appliances
- Air Quality, Forestry, Land Use,
Urban Areas, Misc.
