Abstract
California researchers could soon be able to tap a 10-year, $600 million climate initiative. The project would create the California Institute for Climate Solutions to foster research so the state can meet strict greenhouse gas emissions limits enacted over the past 2 years. The president of the state's public utilities commission (PUC), Michael Peevey, recently announced that PUC is looking at the proposed institute as a way to help meet the new targets. The commission is weighing a plan to finance it through a $1-a-month hike in electricity rates.
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