2.23.2010
Federal Government to reduce greenhouse gas pollution by 28 percent by 2020.
The pledge aims to inspire investment in clean energy.
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- Ohio approves $1 million in Clean Ohio Funds for b...
- Four Ohio Communities coordinate with US EPA to re...
- Multi-Agency strategy developed to address the pot...
- Ohio EPA now accepting registration for those inte...
- Federal Government to reduce greenhouse gas pollut...
- Ohio to establish Ohio Energy Gateway Fund to inve...
- Ohio awarded $6 million from US Department of Labo...
- US Chamber of Commerce to challenge EPA’s endanger...
- Governor Strickland appoints Steven Lesser as PUCO...
- SEC Issues Interpretive Guidance on disclosures re...
- Ohio EPA amends the rules regarding Title V permit...
- Ohio EPA to terminate its CAMR program in light of...
- Natl. Solid Wastes mgt. Assn. v. Stark-Tuscarawas-...
- Ohio Envtl. Dev. Ltd. P’ship v. Ohio Envtl. Prot. ...
- Am. Canoe Ass’n v. Louisa, No. 01-99-ART (E.D. Ky ...
- Sierra Club v. Korleski, No. 2:08-cv965 (S.D. Ohio...
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