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Is gas 'clean'? States rebrand energy to meet electricity targets. - Vimarsana News

Is gas 'clean'? States rebrand energy to meet electricity targets.

Lawmakers in several states have widened what counts as "clean" and "renewable." Critics say the trend could weaken carbon cuts.

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Senator disagrees with report citing overall benefit of legal marijuana - Vimarsana News

Senator disagrees with report citing overall benefit of legal marijuana

An independent, Columbus-based analysis group believes approving recreational marijuana would mean hundreds of millions of tax dollars for the state. But a state senator thinks it’s not worth it.

Senator disagrees with report citing overall benefit of legal marijuana - Vimarsana News

Senator disagrees with report citing overall benefit of legal marijuana

(The Center Square) – An independent, Columbus-based analysis group believes approving recreational marijuana would mean hundreds of millions of tax dollars for the state.

In Shift to Oil & Gas States, National Climate Litigation Campaign Zeroes in On Ohio - Vimarsana News

In Shift to Oil & Gas States, National Climate Litigation Campaign Zeroes in On Ohio

The wealthy national climate litigation campaign has its sights set on Pennsylvania, yet recent action shows this isn’t the only oil and gas producing state activists are targeting. New moves prove that the Buckeye State is also a target for the...

How Ohio can reduce poverty - Ohio Capital Journal - Vimarsana News

How Ohio can reduce poverty - Ohio Capital Journal

With after-tax poverty increasing more in a single year than ever before and child poverty more than doubling in 2022, the outlook on poverty is bleak. But state lawmakers still have tools at their disposal to fight poverty. Here's what they could do, writes columnist Rob Moore.