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YVC: The Other Shoe Dropped
We had a good run: the science standards were finally approved, the roadless commission bill sailed through, and the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act resolution was adopted without debate. So it was only a matter of time before the other shoe dropped. This week it did.
YVC: Heading for the Door
As the Legislature moves toward adjournment, there is a palpable sense of haste at the Statehouse. Legislators are ready to conclude their business, pass agency budgets and return to their districts to campaign. While a few issues are still outstanding, we are definitely nearing the tail end of the session.
YVC: Bullies, Backflow and Building Codes
We're moving closer to adjournment. Given some of the threats to our air and water, it can't come soon enough!
House Bill 547 - Preempting Local Control on Building Codes
We often hear legislators talk about the need for local control-who best to make decisions on their own behalf than local governments. But House Bill 547 would actually keep communities from adopting building codes that address local concerns.
Coming Soon to an Ada County Street Near You-Bike Lanes!
More bike lanes means more options to easily and efficiently get around our cities.
Net Metering - Good for Idaho
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Fast and Furious at the Statehouse
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Protecting Our Climate by Saying NO!
By saying no to Secretary of Energy Rick Perry's pro-coal notice of proposed rulemaking, FERC reminded everyone that facts matter when it comes to keeping the lights on and power affordable.