A thread follows, with lots of pretty charts!
Overall, CA is doing well, already beating its 2020 target of bringing emissions below 1990 levels (1/n)
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Stop buying gas guzzlers, Californians! WTAF?!
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Overall, a lot of good news but California needs to figure out how to crack the transportation nut if it's going to meet those ambitious and laudable climate targets. [FIN]
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