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New Mexico’s About-Face on GHGs Not Expected to Hinder Regional Action
Mass firings, a controversial 90-day rule freeze, and appointment of a climate skeptic have made the new GOP governor a lightning rod of controversy
New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez’s swift actions to stall progress on greenhouse gas regulations...
By Maria Gallucci
Jan 21, 2011 | Read More
New Mexico Adopts Emissions Cap, But Challenges Expected
The Environmental Improvement Board approves a controversial plan to restrict greenhouse gases starting in 2012. The state can now trade carbon allowances
WASHINGTON—Call it Bill Richardson’s last green hurrah.  Even though cap-and-trade measures...
By Elizabeth McGowan
Nov 10, 2010 | Read More
Are States Shifting Away from Regional Cap-and-Trade Policies?
Arizona Pulls Out of Western Cap-and-Trade Plan; Utah May Be Next
The economy is quickly becoming everyone’s favorite excuse for not regulating carbon emissions....
By Amy Westervelt
Feb 12, 2010 | Read More
Western Climate Initative
Economic Fears Put Pressure on Western Climate Initiative
With the economy now in crisis, an industry effort to derail the Western Climate Initiative...
By Laura Shin
Mar 12, 2009 | Read More