Neal Elliott of the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy says much of Arkansas’ compliance with EPA’s new carbon guidelines can come from efficiency improvements in homes, businesses and industry, not just shifting to cleaner sources of power.
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Legislative committee passes resolution against EPA carbon rule
Arkansas lawmakers want state agency heads reject the nation’s best shot at reducing carbon dioxide emissions.
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People power vs. power industry
Eureka Springs, where my spouse and I have a second home, loves a parade. Just over a year ago, those parades began to get a decidedly orange tinge.
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Where’s the PSC? And Dustin?
I can’t link it, but John Pickett of Conway, the economist and former Public Service Commission member, has a guest column today in the Democrat-Gazette about the deficiencies of the state Public Service Commission, from its many failures in handling the SWEPCO power plant case to various rate-making deficiencies and a failure to force Entegry’s integration into a regional system of power sales and delivery.