Newsom announced an executive order that he says will help the destroyed areas recover.

“I’m worried about issues of rebuilding as it relates to scarcity, as it relates to property taxes, meaning scarcity of resources, materials, personnel. I’m worried about time to getting these projects done,” Newsom said in an interview with NBC News’s Jacob Soboroff on “Meet the Press.”

Included in the executive order are actions halting environmental regulation in relation “to projects to repair, restore, demolish, or replace property or facilities substantially damaged or destroyed as a result of this emergency” and targeting price gouging. //

anon-mdjj
5 hours ago
That’s all well and good until the Sierra Club ties it all up in court.

Claudius54 anon-mdjj
4 hours ago edited
... and the Kali judges and court system have been rigged for decades toward the very "environmental stewardship", regulation, gas appliance bans, hazardous materials handling restrictions, insurance 'controls', construction restrictions, diversity rules, etc., etc., that will fully constipate any sort of recovery efforts for the foreseeable future. Good luck eluding that reality with a "pen and a phone".

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