San Diego Journal of Climate & Energy Law
Abstract
This Article thaws several legal layers of California carbonite, tranche- by-tranche, and examines the legal fabric. First, in Section II we examine federal Constitutional challenges to California’s A.B. 32 and sustainable energy statutes under the Supremacy Clause. Section III analyzes litigation against California carbon control pursuant to the Commerce Clause of the Constitution. Section IV analyzes challenges to the California regulation pursuant to state law violations, distinguishing those which proceed from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and those which utilize other state administrative laws to challenge California’s carbon choices and implementation. Section V examines the trilogy of litigation set forth in Sections II –IV as to next steps and implications for state policy.
Recommended Citation
Steven Ferrey,
Carbonite Legal Conflict in California,
5
San Diego J. Climate & Energy L.
95
(2014)
Available at:
https://digital.sandiego.edu/jcel/vol5/iss1/5