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USA Today - rundown on US States’ alternative energy legislation

By MB-BigB | November 24, 2006

USA Today has a short article detailing some of recent proposed legislation going on in various US states to increase the use of alternative energy.

The states mentioned include California, New Mexico, Oregon, and Colorado.

Popularity: 5% [?]

Topics: Solar Power, Wind power, global warming, oil conservation |

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