On November 2, 2010, Californians shot down Proposition 23, which would have postponed implementation of AB23/Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006 until unemployment in California reached 5% for over a year. A quick glance at Bureau of Labor Statistics data shows the that this was an unrealistic benchmark considering the length of time it's taken CA to reach 5% during previous recoveries following far tamer recessions of the past.
California's historical
According to Ballotpedia, the bill had strong financial support from the petroleum industry as well as organizations who push for smaller government involvement and more privatization.
Valero $4,065,636 Tesoro Companies $1,540,636 Flint Hills Resources $1,000,000 Marathon Petroleum Company LLC $500,000 Adam Smith Foundation $498,000 Occidental Petroleum $300,000 National Petrochemical and Refiners Association $100,000
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