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Biden 3030 Bill to overtake land water..Food sources..

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First published at 23:53 UTC on May 29th, 2021.

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“Assembly Bill 3030, authored by Assemblyman Ash Kalra (D-San Jose), would officially mark it as a goal of California to have at least 30% of California lands and waters under state protection. Under the bill, California would be part of an international effort for 30% protection and would aim at stopping negative environmental impacts in California such as over fishing and climate change. AB 3030 also notes that the protected land would make parks and other open areas

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