Twenty Minutes at Two: A Capitol Experiment
Remember back in December, when I wrote that life in the capitol was stressful and recommended meditation as a tool? Never could I have imagined […]
Articles by Leah Silverthorn
Over 100 Environmental Groups, CalEPA, and Industry Ask Agencies to Postpone or Substantially Extend Public Comment Deadlines on Pending Regulations
A collection of industry and environmental organizations are urging federal and California agencies to extend or postpone public comment deadlines on a variety of complex […]
Legislative Analyst to California: Rely More on the Most Cost-Effective GHG Reduction Strategies
The Legislative Analyst’s Office (LAO), the California Legislature’s non-partisan fiscal and policy advisor, released its annual report on California’s climate policies, recommending that “[i]n the […]
CalChamber Intervenes in First in the World Effort to Mandate Zero-Emission Private Commercial Trucks
The California Air Resources Board (CARB) recently heard a proposed rule that will require a steep ramp up in creation and deployment of zero-emission medium- and […]
Hack Your Brain
Ever feel like you’re being pulled in a million directions? That’s definitely life in the capitol. But I have some good news: it doesn’t have […]