Original AB 32 Climate Change Scoping Plan Document
This page last reviewed April 3, 2013
The Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006 (AB 32)
required the Air Resources Board to prepare a Scoping
Plan
to achieve reductions in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions
in California. The Scoping Plan was originally approved in
2008. In 2011, the Functional Equivalent Document for the Scoping
Plan was ammended. The Scoping Plan was
re-approved by the Air Resources Board August 24, 2011,
including the Final Supplement to the Functional Equivalent Document (FED), posted below. The Scoping Plan
provides the outline for actions to reduce
California’s GHG emissions. Posted below is
the final scoping plan that reflects changes outlined in the errata sheet
as well as Board requested modifications from the original approval in 2008. Also included below
are staff responses to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)
comments, Supplement to the FED comments, and related documents.
Download 2008 Documents:
Scoping Plan Document
(posted 5/11/09 version includes Board approved resolution, changes
outlined in the errata sheet and Board requested modifications)
Appendices:
- Volume
I: Supporting Documents and Measure
Detail (Appendices A through F)
- Volume
II: Analysis and Documentation
(Appendices G through I)
- Volume
III: Functional Equivalent Document - CEQA
Evaluation of
Environmental Impacts (Appendix J)
- Final Supplement to the AB 32 Scoping Plan Functional Equivalent Document (FED) (released August 19, 2011)
2011 Comments on Supplement to the AB 32 Scoping Plan FED:
2008 Scoping Plan Comments:
- View Scoping Plan Comments
- View CEQA Evaluation Comments
- Comments Summary
- ARB Responses to Comments on the Functional Equivalent Document (FED)
Related Documents:
- More information on the Scoping Plan FED
- Final Resolution 11 - 27 (August 2011)
- Status of Scoping Plan Recommended Measures (July 2011)
- Proposed Scoping Plan (released October 2008)
- Draft Scoping Plan (released June 2008)
- Supplemental Evaluations (released September 2008)
- Executive Order G-09-001 (May 2009)
- Board Resolution (December, 2008)
