Delta Conveyance Project

It covers a pretty wide collection of clean energy projects from what I read in the definition, including ancillary kind of project components like carbon capture or storage, and then all the associated transmission upgrades that would be needed to get that clean energy to the grid.

Public water systems and water resilience projects, although it very specifically excludes the Delta Conveyance Project.

Public health facilities, so hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, other types of clinics and medical offices.

In the public safety space, it includes fire and police sheriff stations.

And beyond this plain language, courts will use interpretive canons to aid their understanding of a ballot measure.

And here the language of the initiative again supports the conclusion that it includes data centers.

Prop 45 expressly excludes other controversial projects in California, such as high-speed rail, the Delta Conveyance Project, immigration detention facilities, and more.

It's completely silent on data centers.

Not only did Governor Newsom veto much-needed bill to bring Delta levees to the necessary standards to deal with climate change, he vetoed funding for fixing existing conveyance for the state water project.

Why? His never-ending quest for the Delta Conveyance Project.

It is his white whale.

And he has set California water infrastructure on a course for complete failure as a result of his wrongful request.