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| | THE ENVIANCE BLOG Excerpt from: Performance Management
| | | October 16, 2006 | | Linking California to the Northeast program will help power plants comply with global warming law | Governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, announced an executive order today in New York that joins California’s landmark global warming law with the Northeast's program to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The Northeast system involves seven states that plan to reduce carbon dioxide emissions at power plants beginning in 2009. It allows power plants to trade emissions credits as a way to reduce overall greenhouse gas emissions in the region. Linking California to that program could help California power plants meet their obligations under the state's new global warming law. by
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