Charlie Gonzalez Update!! Tomorrow morning at the King William Parade in San Antonio, we’ve got a great opportunity to put some pressure on Congressman Charlie Gonzalez to support strong cap and trade legislation. Done right, a cap and trade bill would bring San Antonio thousands of green jobs, increased energy efficiency programs, and renewable energy. [...]
Archive for April 24th, 2009
Your Chance to Influence Climate Debate TOMORROW at King William Parade
Posted in Global Warming, tagged cap and trade bill, charlie gonzalez, energy efficieny, green jobs, king william parade, peace center, San Antonio on April 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
San Antonio Rep. Charlie Gonzalez Wants CPS to Get a Free Ride
Posted in Global Warming, tagged bloomberg, Carbon Dioxide, charlie gonzalez, climate change, consumer protection, Energy Efficiency, free allowances, Gene Green, house energy and commerce committee, Markey, Public Citizen, rick boucher, San Antonio, swing vote, Waxman on April 24, 2009 | 5 Comments »
According to a Bloomberg article this morning, San Antonio Representative Charlie Gonzalez has joined a group of Democrats on the House Energy and Commerce Committee (who) want to give utilities free permits for all their existing carbon emissions, according to people familiar with a plan sent to the committee’s chairman. The article continues: Representative Rick [...]
Texas’ Solar Future is on top of Texas Schools
Posted in Efficiency, Energy, Global Warming, tagged Energy, HB 3405, incentive program, Representative Strama, savings, solar energy, solar panels, Texas schools, utility bills on April 24, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Representative Mark Strama has crafted a genius amendment to HB 3405. The bill, co-authored by Representative Swinford and Representative Anchia, calls for an incentive program for solar power generation through surcharges on utility bills, and Mark Strama is looking at how Texas Schools specifically could benefit from the construction of solar panels on their rooftops. [...]

















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