California Gov. Jerry Brown on Friday signed four measures into law aimed at advancing clean fuel transportation in the nation’s most populous state for cars and people.
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AccuWeather Forecasts Mild Start, Then Colder Winter for Northeast, Midwest
Predicated on the El Nino weather pattern, the populous Northeast and Midwest could see a mild start to the winter, but turn “significantly colder” in January and February — with no sustained extremes, according to a preliminary winter forecast by AccuWeather. The forecast calls for a milder winter for the West Coast.
AccuWeather Forecasts Mild Start, Then Colder Winter for Northeast, Midwest
Predicated on the El Nino weather pattern, the populous Northeast and Midwest could see a mild start to the winter, but turn “significantly colder” in January and February — with no sustained extremes, according to a preliminary winter forecast by AccuWeather. The forecast calls for a milder winter for the West Coast.
2000-2001 Energy Crisis Cost California $45 Billion, Institute Says
California’s energy crisis in 2000-2001 socked the nation’s most populous state with a bill approaching $45 billion, according to a study released Wednesday by a private, nonprofit San Francisco-based think tank, the Public Policy Institute of California. State policymakers need to forge “a new consensus on energy” or risk having the crisis repeated, the institute’s report said.