Pennsylvania lawmakers unveil bills to require legislative approval of RGGI entrance

Published 20:44 on November 19, 2019  /  Last updated at 19:21 on November 20, 2019  / /  Americas, US

Pennsylvania state lawmakers on Tuesday announced mostly GOP-led legislation to mandate the General Assembly's sign-off for linking with RGGI, possibly creating some roadblocks for Governor Tom Wolf’s (D) desire to join the Northeast US carbon market.
Pennsylvania state lawmakers on Tuesday announced mostly GOP-led legislation to mandate the General Assembly's sign-off for linking with RGGI, possibly creating some roadblocks for Governor Tom Wolf’s (D) desire to join the Northeast US carbon market.


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