Normally I'm aligned but this is sort of a NEPA rule making sticking a monkeywrench in the gears creating new regulations, so I'm not totally opposed to the principle, as irritating as it is here.
Convincing. I guess I was thinking at step 1 deceleration but this actually depowers step 1 deceleration.
Ideally, we don't have all these structures slowing down societal adaptation. It's like we anneal over time, and that makes us brittle. We need to always be ready to bend to a new wind.
Fortunately, California law should be unaffected by this and that will probably be sufficient.