Sebelius Vetoes Coal Bill Again
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Updated: 4:49 PM May 16, 2008
Sebelius Vetoes Coal Bill Again
Governor Kathleen Sebelius has taken action on a number of bills today, including vetoing two, signing four and allowing one to become law without her signature.
Posted: 4:45 PM May 16, 2008
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Posted by: cliff Location: wichita on May 19, 2008 at 02:17 PM

now what about the rate increases that westar wants to use to build 4 more coal plants in northeast kansas?
Posted by: matt Location: Wichita on May 18, 2008 at 04:50 AM

Go Govenor go make those frathing at the mouth anti fresh air pro smog repubicans have a collective heart attack!!
Posted by: Jerry Location: Salina on May 17, 2008 at 06:31 AM

The Govenor did the right thing in vetoing the Coal Plants. Now we need to get busy and pass a true Net Metering bill, an agressive RPS bill, then work our tails off to catch-up with Texas, Colorado, and Iowa in attracting the green jobs in the Solar and Wind Industry. At the end of 2007, Texas had 4300 MW of Wind deployed to 364 MW in Kansas and T. Boone Pickens has ordered wind turbines to develop a 4000 MW wind farm. Texas is rated 2nd in wind potential and Kansas is ranked 3rd. In Colorado, Vestas is building a blade plant and a tower plant which together will employ 1050. However, because of Colorado just passing a true Net Metering bill, the Govenor of Colorado is saying that bill will help create a few thousand jobs primarily in the solar industry. I could not find one editorial in a Colorado newspaper saying that since the power would be purchased by Colorado that the Sunflower Coal Plants planned for Holcom should be built in their state for economic development reasons.
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