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Article: Arizona utilities back bill to halt 'clean-car' rules, but not for that reason
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- Arizona Capitol Times
- Article date:
- April 25, 2008
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Copyright informationCopyright 2008 Arizona Capitol Times. Provided by ProQuest LLC. (Hide copyright information)
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Major Arizona utilities have pushed for a bill to kill rules
limiting greenhouse-gas emissions, an apparent reversal of earlier
support for a state "clean-car" program.
The Arizona Department of Environment Quality drafted the rules
to reduce carbon-dioxide emissions on new cars sold in Arizona,
beginning with model-year 2011. They were part of a package of
recommendations made by a climate advisory group created by Gov.
Janet Napolitano in 2005.
The group included representatives from Salt River Project,
Arizona Public Service and Tucson Electric Power. All 35 members
approved recommendations for a "clean-car" program, outlined in an
August 2006 report.
The rules, drafted by DEQ, are one ...
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