Yesterday, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie indicated that he would like to suspend New Jersey’s participation in of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), the successful Northeastern regional program to reduce carbon pollution. This would be an unfortunate course of action, and we hope that New Jersey’s leaders find a way to keep RGGI alive in the Garden State.
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RGGI carbon pricing is the right course of action for the Northeast U.S. economy. And residents of this region should be proud to be among the nation’s leaders in presenting a way forward for a clean-energy economy that reduces carbon pollution and protects our health.
People in New Hampshire should make sure their state senators know they want clean air and they want to keep RGGI.
New Hampshire’s energy efficiency progress under threat from bill to leave RGGI.
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