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IDAHO SEN. RISCH WANTS TO OPEN PUBLIC LANDS FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY
Sunday, November 13th, 2011   1 related article(s)
Idaho Sen. Jim Risch supports legislation recently introduced in Congress to spur development of renewable energy projects on federally-owned land. The legislation, sponsored by Montana Sen. Jon Tester, would streamline the permitting process for leasing
USAEnergy Central via Moreover News
2011-11-13 19:50:00

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