New report by independent land use and transportation expert casts doubt on county's Climate Action Plan

SAN DIEGO – The Cleveland National Forest Foundation released a new report, Feb. 13 that indicates San Diego County’s draft Climate Action Plan fails to include sufficient realistic measures to reduce enough county-generated greenhouse gas emissions to meet state mandates. State measures, including Assembly Bill 32 and Senate Bill 375, require every city and county in the state to develop detailed plans to curb such emission in the effort to mitigate the worst effects of climate change. The board of supervisors considered whether to approve the draft plan at its Feb. 14 meeting. San Diego Coun...