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- headed by Peter Burnett (Governor) 1849–1851
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headed by
- Peter Burnett 1849–1851 Governor Primary record 1
- Gavin Newsom Governor Primary record 2
involved in
- California's militia campaigns against Native peoples, 1850s the state authorized $1.29 million in 1850s dollars for the militia campaigns, in the state's own 2019 account Primary record 2
adopted
- California reformulated gasoline 1 Mar 1996 Primary record 3
- California low carbon fuel standard Primary record 4
- California cap-and-trade program Primary record 4
Timeline 2 dates
- 1849–1851 Peter Burnett head of California
- 1 Mar 1996 California adopted California reformulated gasoline
Proof 4 sources
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State of the State Address, delivered 6 January 1851, California State Library, Governors' Gallery, 6 Jan 1851.
Primary record
Peter Burnett 1849–1851
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Governor Newsom Issues Apology to Native Americans for State's Historical Wrongdoings, Establishes Truth and Healing Council, Office of the Governor of California, 18 Jun 2019.
Primary record
SACRAMENTO – Governor Gavin Newsom today issued an apology through executive order on behalf of California to California Native American Peoples
Between 1850 and 1859, governors of California called for private and militia campaigns against Native peoples in the state.
Subsequently, the state authorized $1.29 million in 1850’s dollars to subsidize these militia campaigns.
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California Reformulated Gasoline, California Air Resources Board.
Primary record
CaRFG2 was introduced into the marketplace on March 1, 1996.
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Estimated Gasoline Price Breakdown and Margins, California Energy Commission.
Primary record
Of the price breakdown above, some costs are unique to California programs and policies
Low Carbon Fuel Standard: adds about 17 cents (4%)
Cap and Trade: adds about 25 cents (6%)
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