California’s flagship program to reduce carbon pollution, cap and trade, has been successful at reducing greenhouse gas emissions, but it hasn’t reduced dangerous air pollution equally in all communities across the state. Can the cap and trade program become as equitable as it is efficient and be the tool that California needs to reduce emissions while maximizing benefits for low-income communities of color?
- Roger Lin / Climate and Air Counsel, California Environmental Justice Alliance
- Fran Pavley / Environmental Policy Director, USC Schwarzenegger Institute
- Derek Walker / Vice President of U.S. Climate, Environmental Defense Fund
- Laura Feinstein / Sustainability and Resilience Policy Director, SPUR
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