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Enns re-elected in Dist. 41
In the coming session Enns will work on looking for ways to provide incentives for renewable energy, compressed natural gas, nuclear power and establish an
Obama: On the issues
coming from non-corn sources, and require utilities to produce 25 percent of power from renewable energy such as wind, solar and biomass by 2025.
Our views: Now comes leadership
And to work in a bipartisan spirit to forge an affordable health care system and craft aggressive alternative and renewable energy initiatives to end the
Jeandron, Perez compete for 80th Assembly seat
Jeandron and Perez both advocate more public education spending and propose new “green-collar” jobs to tap the district's abundant renewable energy sources
Recession shadows Obama's economic goals
On energy, Obama has emphasized massive investments in renewable energy technology as opposed to Republican calls for more offshore oil drilling and
Catch the Wind strengthens executive management team
The company is focused on becoming a major element in the move to provide clean renewable energy. For more information visit www.catchthewindinc.com.
Where President-elect Barack Obama stands on issues from abortion ...
coming from non-corn sources, and require utilities to produce 25 percent of power from renewable energy such as wind, solar and biomass by 2025.
Democrats make big gains in Congress
Democrats will push to create universal health care, increase taxes on wealthy Americans and big corporations, and adopt a renewable energy plan.
Basic principles
Investments in domestic energy, especially renewable energy, will produce a positive multiplier effect. Jobs would be created, spending would remain at home
Where Obama stands on the issues
coming from non-corn sources, and require utilities to produce 25 percent of power from renewable energy such as wind, solar and biomass by 2025.
