Sacramento Bee: California is pushing ahead with efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions after voters overwhelmingly rejected a proposition to suspend the state’s global warming law. The 61 percent-to-39 percent vote Tuesday against Proposition 23 re-energized the California Air Resources Board and other agencies charged with implementing the state’s climate change agenda. “It’s full speed ahead,” Air Resources Board Chairwoman Mary Nichols said in a conference call with reporters on Wednesday. Requirements…