The state’s Greenhouse Gas Reduction Act, passed in 2009, requires a 25 percent reduction in 2006 greenhouse gas levels by 2020.
James McGarry, chief policy analyst for Chesapeake Climate Action Network, said the state has done a good job of reducing emissions but will need more from policy makers to meet the goal in time.
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oh Crapola!!! is there any way of shutting these people up? enough is enough!!! if there is anyone on this blog that still believes this crap, you are an idiot, a mindless idiot!
there is so much proof that global warming is a complete lie, hoax, farce and just plain junk science. stop this madness and stop taking our hard earned dollars to feed your religion. stop trying to control us. we don't want you and we don't need you. go away now.
Someone should tell the state to read the previous article.
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