$10-billion climate bond will go before voters in November
Briefly

Senate and Assembly approved a bill to put a $10 billion climate bond on the ballot, aiming to fund environmental projects cut due to a deficit.
The bond, if approved, would cost California taxpayers $650 million annually for over 30 years, totaling more than $19 billion.
Critics like Scott Kaufman argue the actual cost may surpass $19 billion if bond interest rates exceed the estimated 5%.
Previous proposals for billions in bonds were halted, leading to the current plan for a $10 billion climate bond in November.
Read at Los Angeles Times
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