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California Air Resources Board

The California Air Resources Board (CARB) is the agency responsible for implementing California’s landmark climate legislation AB 32. CalCAN monitors aspects of CARB’s rulemaking process and provides written and verbal testimony as needed, as well as organizing letters from allied organizations and farmers.

Here are some examples:

  • Letter to the Air Resources Board commenting on revisions to their rules regarding cap-and-trade design (Aug. 11, 2011) – View PDF
  • Letter to the Air Resources Board commenting on their final draft rules on cap-and-trade design (Dec. 15, 2010) – View PDF
  • Letter the Air Resources Board commenting on cap-and-trade program design  (June 7, 2010) -  View PDF
  • Letter the the Economic and Allocation Advisory Committee of the California Air Resources Board advocating for resources for agriculture under cap-and-trade (November 25, 2009) – View PDF
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Farm Bill 2012 Hearings Open As Next Year’s Budget Plans Emerge

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A new chapter on Farm Bill 2012 opened Wednesday with the first in a series of hearings before the Senate Committee on Agriculture. The hearing focused on energy programs …
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“As climate changes, the value of biodiversity for food and agriculture will increase. Maintaining and using this reservoir of genetic diversity will be the foundation for coping with climate change.”

— U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization.  Climate change mitigation and adaptation in agriculture, forestry and fisheries. June 2008

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