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Virginia Air Board Approves Withdrawal from Regional Carbon Market | Williamsburg Yorktown Daily - Vimarsana News

Virginia Air Board Approves Withdrawal from Regional Carbon Market | Williamsburg Yorktown Daily

RICHMOND — The State Air Pollution Control Board took its final step to withdraw Virginia from a regional carbon market, sending the action to Republican Gov.

Va. regulators vote to exit regional carbon trading program - Vimarsana News

Va. regulators vote to exit regional carbon trading program

The state Air Pollution Control Board moved to end Virginia's participation in a multistate climate initiative.

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Virginia politicians can spend campaign donations on just about anything. Here's why reform efforts have failed. – Daily Press - Vimarsana News

Virginia politicians can spend campaign donations on just about anything. Here's why reform efforts have failed. – Daily Press

“If a candidate is using campaign funds for any use, then it is quite possible that whoever is funding that campaign is actually funding that candidate’s lifestyle,” said Janet Boyd, director of voter services for The League of Women Voters in Virginia. “Then the undue influence becomes even greater than it would be already.”

Virginia politicians can spend campaign donations on just about anything. Here's why reform efforts have failed. – The Virginian-Pilot - Vimarsana News

Virginia politicians can spend campaign donations on just about anything. Here's why reform efforts have failed. – The Virginian-Pilot

“If a candidate is using campaign funds for any use, then it is quite possible that whoever is funding that campaign is actually funding that candidate’s lifestyle,” said Janet Boyd, director of voter services for The League of Women Voters in Virginia. “Then the undue influence becomes even greater than it would be already.”

Updated: Who Might — and Who Won't — be Returning to the General Assembly Next Year - Vimarsana News

Updated: Who Might — and Who Won't — be Returning to the General Assembly Next Year

This story is an updated and expanded version of our General Assembly Tracker. RICHMOND — In Virginia’s never-sleepy political calendar, April 6 was a red…