Lawmakers in state legislatures across the nation have
proposed hundreds of bills this year relating to clean energy.
Not exact matches
ALBANY — The annual tradition in the State Legislature
of proposing «sweeteners» to state pensions for workers and retirees represented by politically powerful unions has produced 120
bills so far worth
hundreds of millions
of dollars in benefits, according to the independent Citizens Budget Commission.
Late in the evening, giant reams
of paper will begin flowing into the legislative chambers with
proposed bills that are
hundreds and
hundreds of pages long.
Maine's
proposed bill is supported by the Maine State Board
of Education, the Maine PTA, Advisory Council on Alternative Education, the Maine Association for Public Charter Schools, and
hundreds of parents, educators and other citizens, including the Commissioner
of Education.
The Lieberman - Warner
bill proposed hundreds of billions in subsidies to the coal industry, but nevertheless ACCCE ran print and radio ads against it, calling it a «job killer» and arguing that any regulation
of CO2 should be left to the states — even though the group also opposed state - based regulation.
The
bill proposed putting
hundreds of billions
of anticipated new oil and gas revenues (and that even before the shale gas boom) into a trust fund to accelerate clean energy innovation.