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Los Angeles Signs Electrification Bill
Los Angeles City Council put an end to the expansion of local natural gas infrastructure on Dec. 7, when they unanimously approved an ordinance requiring all new buildings within city limits be constructed all-electric. With this vote, Los Angeles became the largest city in the state and the second largest city in the country to mandate a definitive shift away from fossil fuels in new construction and did so with significant community engagement and local advocacy shaping the pathway.
2022 Sees LA Make Strides on Climate Justice
Part of NRDC’s Year-End Series Reviewing 2022 Climate and Clean Energy Developments As 2022 comes to a close, Los Angeles is ending the year with notable progress on environmental justice, energy justice, and building decarbonization - bringing to fruition years of tireless advocacy and research from local organizations and coalitions. This year’s climate justice wins set the foundation for ambitious energy policies and programs to be explored in 2023 in partnership with community experts.
LA becomes largest CA city to electrify new buildings
Los Angeles City Council put an end to the expansion of local natural gas infrastructure on December 7th when they unanimously approved an ordinance requiring that all new buildings within city limits be constructed all-electric. With this vote, Los Angeles became the largest city in the state and the second largest city in the country to mandate a definitive shift away from fossil fuels in new construction - and did so with significant community engagement and local advocacy shaping the pathway.
Los Angeles Commission Supports Equitable Building Decarb
Los Angeles got one step closer to carbon-free buildings when the Climate Emergency Mobilization Commission (CEMC) voted on September 20 to approve the Report on Equitable Building Decarbonization, authored by its city staff arm, the Climate Emergency Mobilization Office (CEMO).
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