New legislation in California to drastically reduce reliance on oil
The Governor, Jerry Brown, and state Senate leader, Kevin de Le&oacute;n, of California, are currently working on new legislation bills which would dramatically reduce the state's reliance on oil in a bid to help tackle climate change. The first main bill, SB 350, includes; a 50% reduction in petroleum use by vehicles by 2030 (removing an equivalent of 36 million vehicles off the road) and 50% of California's electricity to be supplied from renewable resources by 2030, including 50% better energy efficiency in buildings. The second bill, SB 32, includes;&nbsp;cap-and-trade emissions requirements for large industrial energy polluters, reducing greenhouse gas emissions to 40% below its 1990 levels by 2030, and then increasing to 80% below 1990 levels by 2050.
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