1/31/11, "$46M spent on failed Calif. global warming measure," AP, MercuryNews.com
"More than $46 million was spent for and against a failed November ballot measure that would have suspended California's landmark global warming law, according to campaign finance reports filed Monday.
Out-of-state oil companies and their supporters
spent $10.5 million promoting Proposition 23, while
opponents spent more than $36 million.
The initiative would have suspended the state's 2006 greenhouse gas reduction goals until California's unemployment rate, now 12.5 percent, drops to 5.5 percent and holds there for a year. That has occurred just three times in three decades.
Voters defeated Proposition 23 by a margin of 61.6 percent to 38.4 percent."...
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Reference: 1/4/11, "Two Californias," V. Hansen
via Real Science via Climate Depot
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