Separately from the housing construction exemptions:
The new (changes to CEQA) exempts nine types of projects from environmental reviews: child care centers, health clinics, food banks, farmworker housing, broadband, wildfire prevention, water infrastructure, public parks or trails and, notably, advanced manufacturing.
An oddly specific list, that...
Particularly, the definition of "advanced manufacturing" seems to be exploitable.
According to the new law's definition of "advanced manufacturing" https://law.justia.com/codes/california/code-prc/division-16/chapter-1/article-1/section-26003/
Taking the inclusion of "additive manufacturing" for example... Asbestos is arguably an additive, so are BPAs, and so forth...
"Additive manufacturing," according to a quick Google, actually means 3D printing, but the letter of the law...
Of my rotation of brewers, I find myself enjoying the coffee that I get out of my cucumella, the Neapolitan flip over brewer, the most.
Intense, rich flavor from just about any kind of dark roast, even a little viscosity, with a minimum of fuss compared to a moka pot.
My moka pot gives even more intense flavor, but it's just too much work to clean, and takes too long because it actually requires you to boil the water inside it to actually work.
I really, really hate prying the filter funnel out of the moka pot boiler.
So much so that I put a dent along the edge of the funnel so that I can more easily pry the damned thing out, which is something I have to do twice in the brewing process, which gets old really fast.