Thursday, October 12, 2006
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On November 7, Californians will be voting on 13 statewide propositions. One of the most bitter fights centers on Proposition 87, the oil tax measure. So far, more than $90 million has been spent on this proposition and is expected to set a spending record for a single initiative.
So why this massive fight over a proposition that would tax California oil production to fund a $4 billion program to reduce gas and diesel consumption by 25 percent through incentives for alternative energy, education and training? Gloria Penner hears from both sides on Prop. 87.
Guests
- Shelley Luce, environmental scientist and engineer, director of the Santa Monica Bay Restoration Commission.
- Tom Tanton, vice president and senior fellow with the Institute for Energy Research, policy adviser with the California Energy Commission.
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