greeninc.blogs.nytimes.com - 1/30/2009
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New York rejects the claims of a power plant owner, who filed a lawsuit challenging the legitimacy of Northeastern states' carbon trading scheme.
shortyawards.com - 1/25/2009
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The five (or in one case of a
tie, six) people with the most nominations in each
official category have gone on to the final voting round. All finalists are encouraged to register ASAP to get free guaranteed admission to the awards ceremony and to be ...
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davidgalbraith.org - 2/3/2009
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The front page of the New York Times
website features a tribute to Joe Ades, one of
New York’s true characters: “Joe Ades got people’s attention at Union Square: the British man with expensive suits and a radio announcer’s voice — the man selling the $5 peeler. He died on ...
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The Joe Ades Myth Deconstructed
environmentalleader.com - 1/30/2009
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One of the defendants in a lawsuit challenging
the legitimacy of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI)
has said the charges are not valid, reports The New York Times. The suit was filed by Indeck Energy, owner of a natural gas plant in ...
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NY Gov’t Agency Responds to Claim that RGGI Is ‘Not Legit’
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NY Gov’t Agency Responds to Claim that RGGI Is ‘Not Legit’
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January 30, 2009 NY Gov’t Agency Responds to Claim that RGGI Is ‘Not Legit’ new_york.jpg One of the defendants in a lawsuit challenging the legitimacy of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) has said the charges are not valid, reports The New York Times. The suit was filed by Indeck Energy, owner of a natural gas plant in Corinth, N.Y. In it, the company challenges the state’s authority to participate in RGGI without legislative approval, and rejects the validity of carbon trading program, because it has not been given an official ‘okay’ from federal lawmakers. But ...
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