From: AlleyCat <katt@gmail.com>
Newsgroups: alt.global-warming,alt.fan.rush-limbaugh,can.politics,alt.politics.liberalism,alt.politics.democrats,alt.politics.usa.republican
Subject: California Adopts MAGA EPA Agenda: Suspends Mindless Environmental Laws To Speed Rebuilding of Utilities After L.A. Fires.
Date: Mon, 31 Mar 2025 08:22:36 -0500
Organization: AlleyCat Computing, Inc.
Oh... yeah... NOW, they do the right thing... ONLY after their corruption and fraud would soon have been exposed for taking too
much money in fir regulations that don't even NEED to be implemented for people to do business.
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=california+suspends+environmental+laws&ia=web
Newsom Suspends Landmark Environmental Laws To Speed Up Wildfire Prevention Efforts
Newsom suspended the California Environmental Quality Act and the California Coastal Act as the two-month anniversary of the
Palisades and Eaton fires approaches.
Newsom said the decision would fast-track vegetation and tree removal, the creation of fuel breaks, and planned fires.
The governor's moves follow harsh criticism from President Trump over the state's wildfire management.
Declaring a state of emergency, Gov. Gavin Newsom on Saturday suspended two landmark state environmental laws to expedite
measures he said were needed to protect communities against devastating wildfires.
Newsom suspended the California Environmental Quality Act and the California Coastal Act as the two-month anniversary of the
Palisades and Eaton fires approaches and the state prepares for the summer and fall fire season.
The California Environmental Quality Act, requires local and state agencies to identify and mitigate environmental impacts of
their work. The California Coastal Act lays out regulations for coastal development and protection.
The moves come as Newsom asks Congress for nearly $40 billion in aid for fire recovery and as President Trump and his allies have
attacked the state's wildfire management. After the January conflagrations, Trump said California should do a better job "raking
the forests" to prevent fires. His critics pointed out that the federal government owns more than half of the state's forest land
while the state or local governments own 3%.
Last month, Ric Grinell, the president's envoy for special missions, said that "there will be conditions" on federal aid to
California, singling out the California Coastal Commission - which was established by a voter proposition and made permanent by
the coastal act - and said it should be 'defunded."
The governor's office said the legal moves would fast-track vegetation and tree removal as well as the creation of fuel breaks
and allow for quicker approval for more and bigger planned fires for forest management.
In a statement, Newsom said the suspended regulations were part of his work in "cutting red tape and making historic
investments."
"We need to protect our communities most vulnerable to wildfire," he said.
In January, Newsom eased requirements for rebuilding permits and reviews in both acts for fire victims, saying that he would "not
give up" on the state's environmental rules but that 'delay is denial" for people who have had "lives, traditions, places torn
apart, torn asunder."
In 2019, Newsom also declared a state of emergency and suspended environmental regulations that fell under the California
Environmental Protection Agency and the California Natural Resources Agency in order to speed up fire prevention projects. The
year before, the Camp fire erupted in Northern California and nearly destroyed the town of Paradise.
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