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California's global warming law could cause businesses to flee state, report says

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The Legislative Analyst's Office says 'economic leakage' could occur as firms move to states with lower regulatory costs. But a boost in green jobs could offset some of the damage. A state law that requires power plants, factories and other businesses to cut greenhouse gas emissions could cause energy prices to rise and prompt businesses to delay expansion or flee California, according to a ...

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