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W.Va. House of Delegates Speaker Rick Thompson and other House leaders apparently don't want to even talk about real alternative energy sources.
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House Concurrent Resolution 52 had 6 original cosponsors and 35 cosponsors. But House leaders sent it to committee, and then bottled it up without allowing the public to see where their elected representatives stood whether West Virginia should try to move toward a greener energy future.
Meanwhile, Gov. Manchin's energy bill has morphed from bad to worse and is still moving through the legislature.
Read Ken Ward, Jr.'s whole post for more background and links.
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