CCA Policy Director Bill Magavern

OpEd: What the 2024 election means for California’s air and climate

December 6, 2024

California will need to be ready to defend our people’s rights to clean air and water.

Despite budget cuts, some clean air wins

June 25, 2024

The 2024-2025 State Budget agreement represents a major setback for California’s climate and clean air commitments. For the second straight year, California will delay and cut hundreds of millions of ... Read more

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Dead End Road: California Agencies Continue to Invest in Highway Expansions

May 13, 2024

California prides itself on being the land of opportunity. It is a place that welcomes all and inspires with its unique diversity of life, nature, and cultures. Yet over the ... Read more

Updates From the Capitol: Improving California’s Key Transportation Programs

April 30, 2024

This year has been tough for clean transportation in California. With the State making budget cuts and a powerful highway lobby pushing back, the Coalition for Clean Air and our ... Read more

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CCA’s First Ever Solutions Tour

April 22, 2024

This April, in time for Earth Day, we held the inaugural Solutions Tour organized by the Coalition for Clean Air at the San Pedro Bay Ports. The tour’s goals were ... Read more

CCA’s Policy Forecast for the Coming Year

April 22, 2024

Updates From the Capitol: Improving California’s Key Transportation Programs This year has been tough for clean transportation in California. With the State making budget cuts and a powerful highway lobby ... Read more

CCA: Decades of Impact – 2010 and Beyond

December 22, 2023

2010 and Beyond If you’ve made it this far, from the bottom of my heart, thank you for reading these. I’m very grateful to Nicole Roberts, our Development Director and ... Read more

CCA: Decades of Impact – The 2000s

December 19, 2023

Welcome to the 21st century, you survived Y2k (again!). Two quick notes: 1) in the last blog, we mostly covered the legacy of Denny Zane, whose contribution has gone down ... Read more