California Proposes $20 Billion in Bonds for Climate and Schools

California is set to ask voters to approve $20 billion in bonds, split evenly between combating climate change and funding school construction.

This move comes as Democrats in the state Legislature finalize the proposals for the November ballot. The decision reflects a significant push towards addressing urgent climate issues and educational infrastructure needs within the state.

With early voting starting in about 100 days, Californians will have the opportunity to support these critical initiatives, highlighting the state's commitment to environmental sustainability and quality education.