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Hey, climate conscious listeners, this is Greg Dalton.

You're listening to the C-1 review,

a podcast presenting highlights from some of our past shows.

You can check out videos, podcasts and and more at climate1.org.

This is Climate One, a conversation about powering America's future.

It's been 10 years since California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed that state's

pioneering climate law, AB 32.

When we sign this bill, we'll begin a bold new era of environmental protection here in California

that would change the course of history.

A decade later, how are we doing?

Our economy has gotten bigger, and emissions have gone down, and we're on track to meet our 2020 targets.

California also recently announced plans to close its last remaining nuclear power plant,

but will that ultimately reduce or increase carbon pollution?

We continue to believe that the path forward for reducing our carbon emissions

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