As Trump vows to kill climate plan, California pushes back
California will impose some of the strictest air quality rules in the US as president Trump ascends to office and pledges to roll back green policies at the federal level.
BY JOE RYAN, BLOOMBERG NEWS
California plans to reduce oil-refinery emissions 20 percent by 2030, providing more details about its effort to impose the nation’s strictest air-quality rules just as President Donald Trump takes office vowing to roll back federal climate policies.
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