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**MzTT** · 03-02-2007, 02:04 PM

Some of the provisions that the CA statute involving emissions violates federal law as it curbs production of certain gasses; the feds have already set manditory lmits which cannot be adjusted by the states. Or actually the feds may have set a limit and state's can't exceed it, i'm not sure

As for CA and OR boh cases violate federal law or are isues which are to be decied by the federal governent not state's righs issues; it just isn't the jurisdction of the state.

As for Bush over-riding the rights of state's, if he did then he would have gone into LA after Katrina irrelevant of protest by the Governor.

The local laws can be (and in the case of CA are) more restrictive than federal law without running afoul of it. Those mandatory limits must be MET by the states, but the states can very easily require much more restrictive limitations.

03-02-2007, 02:04 PM	#20
MzTT Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 665 Senior Member	Some of the provisions that the CA statute involving emissions violates federal law as it curbs production of certain gasses; the feds have already set manditory lmits which cannot be adjusted by the states. Or actually the feds may have set a limit and state's can't exceed it, i'm not sure As for CA and OR boh cases violate federal law or are isues which are to be decied by the federal governent not state's righs issues; it just isn't the jurisdction of the state. As for Bush over-riding the rights of state's, if he did then he would have gone into LA after Katrina irrelevant of protest by the Governor. The local laws can be (and in the case of CA are) more restrictive than federal law without running afoul of it. Those mandatory limits must be MET by the states, but the states can very easily require much more restrictive limitations.
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