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Nevada leaders want to further cut natural gas usage – Nevada News and Views

Nevada leaders want to further cut natural gas usage April 19, 2021 Welders contracted with Southwest Gas Corp. work on a natural gas pipeline in North Las Vegas, Nev., Friday, Feb. 15, 2008. Jae C. Hong / AP Photo (Robert Davis) – Nevada’s legislative leadership wants lawmakers to focus on continuing to help the state transition away from the use of fossil fuels, according to a joint statement Friday. The statement is part of a broader push by lawmakers to become a net-zero greenhouse gas emissions state by 2050. “This transition away from carbon is already starting, and it is critical that we take a deeper look and determine how we can protect hardworking families and businesses as it continues,” Gov. Steve Sisolak said in a statement.

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Nevada leaders want to further cut natural gas usage

Nevada leaders want to further cut natural gas usage Robert Davis, The Center Square © Provided by Washington Examiner Nevada s legislative leadership wants lawmakers to focus on continuing to help the state transition away from the use of fossil fuels, according to a joint statement Friday. The statement is part of a broader push by lawmakers to become a net-zero greenhouse gas emissions state by 2050. “This transition away from carbon is already starting, and it is critical that we take a deeper look and determine how we can protect hardworking families and businesses as it continues,” Gov. Steve Sisolak said in a statement.

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Nevada Democrats' priorities emerge on bill deadline day

Nevada Democrats priorities emerge on bill deadline day SAM METZ, AP / Report for America April 9, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) Nevada lawmakers sped through hundreds of proposals on Friday to meet another major deadline of the 2021 legislative session, which required most bills to pass out of their first committee before Saturday to remain up for consideration. Lawmakers advanced measures to abolish the death penalty, ban homemade guns, and permit cannabis lounges, but proposals about gas appliances and zoning changes did not receive votes in committees on Friday. Unless lawmakers approve exemptions or reintroduce ideas by amending entire bills, these proposals will not receive further consideration in 2021.

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Nevada Democrats' priorities emerge on bill deadline day

Nevada Democrats' priorities emerge on bill deadline day
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What to watch in the 2021 legislative session: A guide to Nevada's biggest policy debates

What to watch in the 2021 legislative session: A guide to Nevada's biggest policy debates
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