AB 914, explained
Air pollution: indirect sources.
Dead Died · Author: Garcia
In plain English
This bill would give the State Air Resources Board the power to create and enforce rules about indirect sources of air pollution (like parking lots or warehouses) if needed to meet federal air quality standards. Currently, local air districts handle these sources. The bill would expand the state board's responsibilities in this area.
If this passes
What would actually change, according to the bill's official digest. No predictions, no opinions.
- The State Air Resources Board could adopt rules about indirect sources of air pollution if necessary to meet federal air quality standards
- These rules would apply statewide, not just in individual local districts
- The state board would have enforcement authority over indirect source regulations it creates
- Local air districts would still have their existing authority over indirect sources
Who's lobbying this bill
38 organizations reported lobbying activity
mentioning this bill. California disclosures don't say which side an organization is on, only that they paid to influence it. Amounts shown are payments to lobbying firms where the filing discloses them.
Energy Foundationpaid to lobbying firms, quarters naming this bill · 5 filings
$336K California State Council Of Service Employeespaid to lobbying firms, quarters naming this bill · 5 filings
$182K Penske Truck Leasing Co., L.P.paid to lobbying firms, quarters naming this bill · 4 filings
$100K
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