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Letters to the Editor: Changes to climate program don’t suddenly make California pro-business

A Pasadena reader says California’s cap-and-invest changes are cosmetic and still pro-business climate concerns persist.
The letter-writer warns aggressive climate mandates could raise taxes and drive taxpayers out of California.
The letter cites high state taxes and insufficient funds for basic infrastructure like potholes and sidewalks.
The writer argues California, despite tax burdens, still lacks funds to fix potholes and broken sidewalks.
The letters suggest many climate policy changes either pro- or anti-business, cancelling each other out.
The columnist notes ongoing debate about climate policy and subsidies influencing business decisions.
The letter raises concerns about electricity prices remaining high post-policy changes.
The reader predicts refinery exits from California despite minor timing shifts.
The correspondence appears in the Letters to the Editor section alongside other political commentary.

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