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New emissions cap proposal draws fire in N.M.ALBUQUERQUE (AP) — A revamped effort by a nonprofit environmental group to seek a greenhouse gas emissions cap in New Mexico sparked another round of criticism Friday from a coalition of industry groups, utilities and others. New Energy Economy filed its new proposal as part of technical testimony submitted to... READMORE |
Plan to cap emissions debatedSANTA FE (AP) — There was no shortage of grim economic and environmental predictions as a New Mexico environmental regulatory board heard Monday from dozens of people on both sides of a proposal that seeks a greenhouse gas emissions cap in the state. The Environmental Improvement Board was petitioned by... READMORE |
Center for Energy Policy Seeks to Inform PublicHobbs, NM--As the energy debate heats up in New Mexico, the Center for Energy Policy is watching closely and creating a public education forum to encourage effective and balanced energy policy decision-making. The latest confrontation began in 2008 when New Energy Economy Inc., an environmental group, petitioned the state of... READMORE |
JUDGE SHOOBRIDGE TO MAKE CALL ON SUIT, LOCAL LAWMAKERS OPTIMISTIC ON OUTCOME(Lovington Leader Lovington, NM April 3, 2010) Lea County district judge William Shoobridge says it will take him a couple of weeks to review and rule on motions related to a legal battle brewing over a Santa Fe environmental group’s effort to petition New Mexico regulators for a greenhouse gas... READMORE |
State board sued on green capA group of companies and agencies as well as three local state representatives have filed suit against the state’s Environmental Improvement Board in hopes of halting a hearing on a proposed cap on greenhouse gas emissions. The suit was filed today in the Fifth Judicial District court in Lea County... READMORE |
Lea lawmakers say agency overstepping its powersHearing to be Monday over proposal that all companies reduce greenhouse gas emissions Even with only three minutes for each speaker to give their input on cap and dividend regulations that could be adopted by the state, members of the Environmental Improvement Board expect a public input hearing to take... READMORE |
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