Proposed Amendments to the Regulation for the Mandatory Reporting of Greenhouse Gas Emissions

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Comment From: Jamboree Housing Corporation (Derrick Gaffney)

5/28/26 @ 5:57 PM
Good afternoon board members. My name is Derrick Gaffney. I am the Government Affairs Manager for Jamboree Housing Corporation. Jamboree is one of California's largest nonprofit affordable housing developers. We have over 11,000 units of affordable h...
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Comment From: Evie Maher

5/28/26 @ 5:18 PM
My name is Evie Maher and I am a volunteer with SanDiego350, a grassroots nonprofit working to prevent the worst impacts of climate change. I am commenting on item 26-3-3: Public Hearing to Consider Proposed Amendments to the Regulation for the Calif...
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Comment From: Rosie Fei

5/28/26 @ 10:26 AM
My name is Rosie Fei, and I am an El Cerrito resident in California, and have been living in California since 2008. I am commenting to urge that CARB does not adopt the proposed regulations and ask that you remove the MDI, while keeping funding for t...
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Comment From: AFSCME (Jessica Hay)

5/28/26 @ 10:22 AM
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Comment From: William Mancilla

5/28/26 @ 9:32 AM
CARB should have local government agencies report their GHG emissions. Not including local governments will create undervalued GHG reporting that is active in California skies. We all have a active role to play and GHG emissions should be reported by...
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Comment From: Jennifer Jordan

5/04/26 @ 9:57 PM 15-1
California families are suffering economically due to over regulation by CARB.
I urge CARB to immediate pause any new changes to its CAP and Trade regulations. CARN must bring immediate cost and tax burden relief to California families and businesse...
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Comment From: National Cement Company of Cal... (Jon Dearing)

5/04/26 @ 7:35 PM 15-1
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Comment From: American Farmland Trust (Chelsea Gazillo)

5/04/26 @ 7:25 PM 15-1
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Comment From: Los Angeles Department of Wate... (Cindy Parsons)

5/04/26 @ 6:54 PM 15-1
See attached comment letter.
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Comment From: Todd Snyder

5/04/26 @ 6:19 PM 15-1
As a stakeholder, I demand the removal of the exemption for insurance companies that you added to the implementation of SB 253, before you send the final rule to the Office of Administrative Law.

This carveout weakens the rule and limits its effecti...
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Comment From: Steve Coppinger

5/04/26 @ 6:15 PM 15-1
I respectfully submit the attached comments on behalf of the Coalition for Sustainable Cement Manufacturing & Environment (CSCME).

Sincerely,
Steve Coppinger
Chair, Executive Committee
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Comment From: The Nature Conservancy (Megan Cleveland)

5/04/26 @ 5:34 PM 15-1
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Comment From: Martha Fuchs

5/04/26 @ 5:28 PM 15-1
California Air Resources Board

I do NOT want you to increase the limits to cap and invest program.

I do NOT want the cost of gasoline to increase.

I do NOT want increased utility bills.

I do NOT want an increase to any fuel costs.

I do NOT want ...
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Comment From: Sacramento Municipal Utility D... (Sara Christian)

5/04/26 @ 5:24 PM 15-1
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Comment From: Norman Wohkittel

5/04/26 @ 4:49 PM 15-1
I strongly implore the California Air Resources Board to reject the proposed changes to its Cap-and-Invest program. Californians are already severely burdened by energy costs that are greater than in any other state in the continental U.S. These hi...
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Comment From: Terri Nguyen

5/04/26 @ 4:37 PM 15-1
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Comment From: California Manufacturers and T... (Elizabeth Esquivel)

5/04/26 @ 3:52 PM 15-1
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Comment From: Sierra Harvest (Lindsey Pratt)

5/04/26 @ 3:36 PM 15-1
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Comment From: ValleyCAN (Scott Cox)

5/04/26 @ 3:31 PM 15-1
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Comment From: The Electric Vehicle Charging ... (Scott Cox)

5/04/26 @ 3:17 PM 15-1
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Comment From: California Community Choice As... (Shawn-Dai Linderman)

5/04/26 @ 3:13 PM 15-1
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Comment From: Helen Limburg

5/04/26 @ 2:54 PM 15-1
You need to pause these regulations which will add more cost when California is already sooo expensive.
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Comment From: Beta Analytic LLC (Benjamin Kling)

5/04/26 @ 1:51 PM 15-1
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Comment From: Terry Hudgins

5/04/26 @ 1:04 PM 15-1
CARB is obviously teaming, once again, with radical environmental group to thwart the fossil fuels industry without scientific data or common sense. The collection of data is to come to a place with the California government is all of its left-wing ...
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Comment From: California League of Food Prod... (Katie Little)

5/04/26 @ 1:00 PM 15-1
See attached.
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Comment From: Rick Ingram

5/04/26 @ 11:51 AM 15-1
It is time for all Californians to stand up and say ENOUGH of the self-destructive policies being promoted by CARB via the "cap-and-invest" program. It is insanity for our state to continue pushing policies that drive UP the cost of fuel while also d...
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Comment From: Rita Lopez

5/04/26 @ 11:50 AM 15-1
Stop making new policy to charge California taxpayers. We are done! The money is tapped out. Why not try canceling failed projects like Gavin Newsom's train to nowhere and the renovations to the state capitol. There is plenty of money being wasted th...
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Comment From: PacifiCorp (Michael Sullivan)

5/04/26 @ 11:42 AM 15-1
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Comment From: Center for Resource Solutions (Lucas Grimes)

5/04/26 @ 10:21 AM 15-1
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Comment From: Bonneville Power Administratio... (Alisa Kaseweter)

5/04/26 @ 9:36 AM 15-1
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Comment From: Barbara Andries

5/04/26 @ 9:28 AM 15-1
I am against any proposal that will cause an increase in the price of gasoline and/or electricity. Surely you can manage your responsibilities without causing harm to the people of Long Beach who are suffering already from higher prices!
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Comment From: Brian Kelley

5/04/26 @ 9:04 AM 15-1
I am very concerned about the about the proposed amendments concerning cap & trade. At a time when California gas is more than $6 per gallon at the pump, it is inconceivable that California would be considering additional regulation that will hurt w...
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Comment From: Joshua Goodlink

5/04/26 @ 7:54 AM 15-1
Californian's do not need to pay more at the pump. It is already out of control. We don't need higher taxes. They are already too high. All these hidden costs are creating a poverty class in California.
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Comment From: XBRL US (Michelle Savage)

5/04/26 @ 7:46 AM 15-1
Please accept the attached comment letter from XBRL US.
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Comment From: David Orozco

5/04/26 @ 1:59 AM 15-1
How about we defund C.A.R.B and funnel all that funding into our roads and highway overpasses. There should be a mandatory report of potholes on roadways rather than a report on magic hocus pocus. God fordid my pickup truck emmits a little too much C...
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Comment From: gabor nemeth

5/04/26 @ 12:06 AM 15-1
I urge CARB to pause, cancel, or reverse its proposed regulations due to rising energy costs.
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Comment From: Alan Wiles

5/03/26 @ 7:41 PM 15-1
Please do not make any changes that will adversely affect California's causing prices to rise. You need to make the necessary changes to low costs for us.

Thank you
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Comment From: An Lee

5/03/26 @ 6:57 PM 15-1
Please stop cost increases for people in CA.
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Comment From: Mary Ellen Bobp

5/03/26 @ 5:34 PM 15-1
As consumers and retirees, we ask that you not initiate anymore policies that would negatively affect gas prices. Everything that is delivered is dependent on fuel and affects all products, including travel. Past policies have turned California int...
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Comment From: Henry Pritchett

5/03/26 @ 5:07 PM 15-1
Way too many taxes already. We're considering moving to Idaho because of all of this. The cost of living is over the top in California. Pretty soon there won't be anyone left here.
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Comment From: Pam Mcmillan

5/03/26 @ 5:02 PM 15-1
As a senior citizen, I am very concerned the continuing rising energy costs, especially because I am on a limited income. Please curtail the government policies that are driving up the costs: especially the regulatory proposals issued by CARB. Ple...
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Comment From: Deidre Taylor

5/03/26 @ 4:33 PM 15-1
California already has the most expensive gas and electricity in the country. It is over regulated to the point of vital infrastructure, like refineries, having to close down! There is no evidence all this regulation is doing anything other than hurt...
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Comment From: George Maurer

5/03/26 @ 4:13 PM 15-1
The cost of living in California is out of control. I just retired and we're seriously considering leaving the state. If this passes, it just might be the last straw.
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Comment From: Monica Boran

5/03/26 @ 3:27 PM 15-1
Please , stop raising prices!
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Comment From: L. McMillan

5/03/26 @ 2:40 PM 15-1
Many of the government policies driving up costs come from regulatory proposals issued by unelected boards such as the California Air Resources Board (CARB).
 
In May, the California Air Resources Board will consider major changes to its Cap-and-Inve...
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Comment From: Peter Godlewski

5/03/26 @ 2:00 PM 15-1
Stop amendments to CARB and reduce the body's authority to measurement only. There are two reasons:

1. "Greenhouse gas" emissions have not been scientifically proven to produce "climate change" or "global warming". There are no studies with unanimou...
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Comment From: Joan Mayeaux

5/03/26 @ 1:44 PM 15-1
I understand that the California Air Resources Board will consider major changes to its Cap-and-Invest program that could increase the cost of gasoline and electricity for California families. At a time when gas prices have reached $6.06 or more per ...
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Comment From: Robert Sinclair II

5/03/26 @ 11:54 AM 15-1
Unfortunately, the State of CA (Dem controlled) has decimated the Oil exploration, extraction and refining industry as we knew it. The regulatory environment/regulatory branches, ex. EPA, OSHA have such unbridled power that the big oil companies have...
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Comment From: norman lawson

5/03/26 @ 10:25 AM 15-1
I oppose new regulations that would increase costs of gas and other utilities. There is a reason that California has the highest costs of any state. Don't ignore the unintended cause of pollution caused by importing gas from other counties and areas....
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Comment From: A McGarigle

5/03/26 @ 10:02 AM 15-1
I agree with Tony Strickland! CARB needs to put pause to this reckless pursuit Of a failed energy policy. Californians cannot afford it, and shouldn't have to.
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Comment From: Paul Taylor

5/03/26 @ 9:36 AM 15-1
Dear CARB representatives, I cannot even understand what ammendments you are proposing. Maybe that's by design? Regardless, I couldn't be more disappointed with what's happened to California and strongly urge you to reverse course. Please recognize t...
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Comment From: Joshua Weaver

5/03/26 @ 9:14 AM 15-1
As a tax payer of this state, these proposed increases will not only harm the business they are overseeing, but will harm everyday normal people like myself. We have already lost 2 refineries in the last few months and this proposal could cause the r...
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Comment From: STEPHENSTOP MAKING LIFE AND BU BOVA

5/03/26 @ 8:44 AM 15-1
STOP MAKING IT HARDER FOR BUSINESS IN CALIFORNIA !!!!!!! WE DON'T NEED ANY MORE REGULATIONS !!!!
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Comment From: Brenda Low

5/03/26 @ 7:22 AM 15-1
My husband and I were born and raised in California, purchased 2 homes and I'm now retired, and he is getting close. All 3
of our adult children have moved out of state due to the unaffordability here. The cost of housing and taxes and GASOLINE need ...
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Comment From: MaryPat Gonzalez

5/03/26 @ 6:38 AM 15-1
Our environment should be our priority. Even if it costs more money. We are already seeing the damage done by climate change with fewer freezing days and more hot days. Alternative energy sources are the answer along with more convenientpublic transp...
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Comment From: Ty Beaudette

5/03/26 @ 4:48 AM 15-1
Members of CARB should slow down and revise their proposal with a plan that protects the in-state energy infrastructure by avoiding massive new costs for fuel producers. Rushing through a proposal to hit an arbitrary emissions reduction target is rec...
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Comment From: John Haw

5/02/26 @ 9:39 PM 15-1
I would sure hope that the 'Manditory Reporting of Greenhouse Gas Emissions could hold off, at least for another year, to avoid even higher gas prices. Ca is already well above the average price of gas, and to tack on more taxes is simply unfair to t...
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Comment From: Cheryl Mulholland

5/02/26 @ 7:54 PM 15-1
May 2, 2026
Dear Members of the California Air Resources Board,
I am writing to express deep frustration and growing outrage over the continued rise in electricity costs in California and the role regulatory decisions play in driving those increases....
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Comment From: Brian Mulholland

5/02/26 @ 7:50 PM 15-1
May 2, 2026

Dear Members of the California Air Resources Board,
I am writing as a California resident to express serious concern about the continued rise in electricity costs and the growing burden placed on consumers.
While I understand and support...
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Comment From: Larry D Mueller

5/02/26 @ 7:42 PM 15-1
Do not implement any new or change any existing regulations, cap and trade included.
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Comment From: scott Hunt

5/02/26 @ 3:48 PM 15-1
Quit wasting our money!!!!!
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Comment From: Laura Dreschler

5/02/26 @ 3:43 PM 15-1
At this time in history, when our air is already much cleaner than anywhere else, and our petroleum industry has almost entirely left the state, it is the wrong time to double down on make our restrictions even harder. We need some common sense to ou...
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Comment From: Enid Eckert

5/02/26 @ 2:16 PM 15-1
California cannot continue to upgrade environmental requirements when the rest of the world is failing to meet their obligations. The expense on taxpayers is unconscionable under the circumstances. State government needs to audit where every tax pe...
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Comment From: Jo Berbiglia

5/02/26 @ 2:05 PM 15-1
Stop regulations increasing our taxes. You need to reduce regulations, not increase them. Your greenhouse gas emmisions that you keep adding each year increases the cost of gas and electricity. this has got to stop!!!
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Comment From: Glen MacLeod

5/02/26 @ 1:59 PM 15-1
I am writing to express serious concerns regarding the California Air Resources Board's proposed amendments to the Mandatory Reporting of Greenhouse Gas Emissions. According to CARB's own analysis, the proposal is expected to impose approximately $12...
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Comment From: Doug Moore

5/02/26 @ 1:21 PM 15-1
I agree with state senator Strickland when he says any more increases to the cost of gasoline, and electricity is a bad idea that further burdens Californians. We cannot afford any more regulations that drive refineries out of state, and takes high p...
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Comment From: Lucille Freer

5/02/26 @ 1:16 PM 15-1
Pause the proposed amendment to the regulation for mandatory reporting of green house gas emissions. This new proposal will raise gas prices and electricity bills. You are killing Califorians with your rules. We can't live with these constant price...
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Comment From: Peter Anderson

5/02/26 @ 1:11 PM 15-1
Please stop implementing regulations that make life in my native California more expensive and drive oil refining businesses out of our state!
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Comment From: Christine Earl

5/02/26 @ 12:53 PM 15-1
Dear CARB,

Please halt any gas/electric tax increases! Soon, the average Californian won't be able to afford to fill their gas tank or pay their electric bill. Things are getting out of hand! Consider supporting what is in the best financial intere...
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Comment From: Mark Daggett

5/02/26 @ 12:24 PM 15-1
Please revise your cap-and-invest proposal to protect in-state energy infrastructure by avoiding massive new costs for fuel producers. Especially with the high gasoline prices of today, rushing through a proposal to hit an arbitrary emissions reducti...
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Comment From: Alex Gima

5/02/26 @ 12:02 PM 15-1
Amending the current regulation will hurt the economy which is at a precepious of driving toward unwanted decisions to the taxpayer as myself. Please consider the limit and timing of adding an additional burden to the fragile status of the economy a...
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Comment From: Clarence Costa

5/02/26 @ 11:16 AM 15-1
California Air Resources Board, please do not increase the cost of gas and electricity. We are retired and on fixed income and do not want to be forced out of our home state by continual increases in our cost of living. Thank you.
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Comment From: Eleanor Bolick

5/02/26 @ 11:03 AM 15-1
This is unnecessary and costly. We are already doing the most to manage "climate" in California. The CARB has continually diminished the quality of life for Californians by making everything more expensive--gas costs go up, everything else follows. C...
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Comment From: Sheng Su

5/02/26 @ 10:55 AM 15-1
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5/02/26 @ 10:54 AM 15-1
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Comment From: David Walters

5/02/26 @ 10:26 AM 15-1
I would like to see CARB seriously reduced in regard to them being able to saddle the public with more outrageous restrictions and insane costs!!
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Comment From: Ronald Kirkpatrick

5/02/26 @ 10:18 AM 15-1
As a long-time homwowner I am totally opposed to any moves by the "unelected" CARB members to take any action that will cause the cost of utilities in our state to go even higher than they are right now. I also think it is horrible that some public/p...
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Comment From: Paul Newman

5/02/26 @ 10:01 AM 15-1
We don't need to raise the cost of energy in California for any reason, we are already one of the highest in the country. Enough money is already added to gas prices for whatever, please use those funds more responsibly or readjust your current proje...
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Comment From: Marco Guardi

5/02/26 @ 9:58 AM 15-1
The high cost of living and doing business in California continues to fuel outward migration of residents. CARB is in a position to reverse escalating costs by eliminating all fees stemming from Cap and Trade arrangements.
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Comment From: Jacqueline Gleason

5/02/26 @ 9:53 AM 15-1
We are paying too much for gasoline in CA. My husband paid $6 a gallon a few days ago. Next time it will be higher. Most people cannot afford this. It feels like there is no relief in site.
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Comment From: Janet French

5/02/26 @ 9:53 AM 15-1
When will California stop making it difficult doe businesses to operate? Businesses are leaving rh state along with jobs andrevenue.irs frustration that California keeps getting weaker and weaker in the competitive market and economy overall. You wa...
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Comment From: Andy Messina

5/02/26 @ 9:49 AM 15-1
Gasoline tax is supposed to pay for roads repairs which are not being done so you have a choice: either give us good roads or get rid of the tax. Since you aren't fixing the roads, where is the money going? Someone's pocket? Have those funds ever bee...
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Comment From: Joy Elaine Dees

5/02/26 @ 9:43 AM 15-1
You are heading in the wrong direction. And about to run out of other people money. You need to look at ways to cut your spending like we are.
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Comment From: Greg Burtch

5/02/26 @ 9:04 AM 15-1
Please do not change the Cap-and-Invest program. Leave it as is.
Thank you
Greg and Jody
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Comment From: James Wethe

5/02/26 @ 8:45 AM 15-1
Any regulation which will cause a further increase in energy/gas prices is ill advised and truly damaging to all of us in California. We already pay the highest gasoline prices in the country and further increases caused by misguided regulation will...
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Comment From: Ryan Escamilla

5/02/26 @ 8:21 AM 15-1
Comment on the Proposed 15-Day Amendments to the Mandatory Reporting of Greenhouse Gas Emissions (MRR) Regulation:

I urge CARB to reconsider these MRR amendments, which are designed to support the broader Cap-and-Invest program changes. While I supp...
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Comment From: Kristy Grimm

5/02/26 @ 8:05 AM 15-1
Please do not increase gas prices. Now is not the time they are already too high and safe transportation is needed from school and work (it's not a luxury or something we can avoid). California was unfortunately built on roads and freeways not public...
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Comment From: Elizabeth Broedlow

5/02/26 @ 8:01 AM 15-1
We have all the resources needed to keep California producing energy.
Members of CARB should slow down and revise their proposal with a plan that protects the in-state energy infrastructure by avoiding massive new costs for fuel producers. Rushing t...
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Comment From: Donna Farrell

5/02/26 @ 8:00 AM 15-1
Rather than pause the regulations, I would like to see a pause in the extra gas taxes. That would be the most helpful to both gas buyers and taxpayers!!
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Comment From: Thomas Garza

5/02/26 @ 8:00 AM 15-1
Energy costs are already too high. If they raise any more we are considering MOVING OUT OF THE STATE. Too many taxes and way too much fraud in California. My tax dollars are not being used correctly and now you want to silence free speech. This state...
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Comment From: Kris Allshouse

5/02/26 @ 7:43 AM 15-1
Please consider pausing any further regulatory action. Energy costs are becoming unbearable. Further government restrictions will strangle our economy causing palpable suffering by all of us.
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Comment From: Markq Lanphere

5/02/26 @ 7:41 AM 15-1
I strongly encourage CARB NOT to move forward with this amendment. There is no benefit to the consumer if this passes, adds costs to the highest cost gasoline in the USA, and burdens those who must do the reporting. A more balanced approach to mana...
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Comment From: Jill Pajaud

5/02/26 @ 7:34 AM 15-1
I am writing to voice my opinion on proposed changes that will further increase the cost of gas and electricity in California. The current cost of gas is already straining so many budgets. My husband drives constantly for work and we have had to cut ...
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Comment From: Thomas Hall

5/02/26 @ 7:28 AM 15-1
I believe that clean air is very important for life and support changes needed to continue to clean our environment.
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Comment From: Michael Heil

5/02/26 @ 7:24 AM 15-1
Californians do not need less refinery capacity, which will increase gas prices.
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Comment From: Jacquelyn Landreth

5/02/26 @ 7:20 AM 15-1
Do not pass these proposed Amendments. We cannot afford higher gas prices!
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Comment From: Pamela Pace

5/02/26 @ 7:06 AM 15-1
I can appreciate having rules to keep our environment clean, but there is a limit to what working people can afford. Rising prices for individual consumers, which is the result of the proposed action, just makes things worse for everyone. Can't legis...
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Comment From: Gerald Campagna

5/02/26 @ 7:05 AM 15-1
Please pause.
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Comment From: Douglas Bauder

5/02/26 @ 6:44 AM 15-1
WE are all sick and tired of agency rulership in CA, and that includes you, CARB. Along with the so to speak Coastal Commission and other agencies, you make rules in a vacuum. That's because you're not accountable, and because you serve a CA super...
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Comment From: Stephen Parks

5/02/26 @ 6:43 AM 15-1
Just what working and retired people need. Higher gas prices. Nothing say affordability like that.
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