March 7, 2024 Love It or Hate It, Daylight Saving Time Is Here Again The national debate and state actions related to daylight saving time are continuing into 2024. For the foreseeable future, though, clock changing remains the law of the land in all but a few places. State Legislatures News, Policy, Energy, Health State Legislatures News
March 6, 2024 Supreme Court Hears Challenge to the EPA’s ‘Good Neighbor’ Plan The Supreme Court will consider whether to limit an effort by the Environmental Protection Agency to curtail air pollution that drifts across state lines. State Legislatures News, Policy, Energy, Environment and Natural Resources, State-Federal State Legislatures News
January 17, 2024 As the Electric Grid Evolves, Reliability and Resilience Are Top Priorities Policymakers are focusing on electric grid reliability and resilience as they contend with extreme weather events, increasing electricity demands and the transition away from fossil fuels. State Legislatures News, Policy, Energy State Legislatures News
November 28, 2023 States Lose the Carbon and Work on Cleaner, On-Demand Energy Habits In 2024, legislatures will continue efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions while boosting the reliability and resilience of the electric grid with cleaner energy resources. State Legislatures News, Policy, Energy, Transportation State Legislatures News
October 30, 2023 A Bugologist and a Golfer Sparked the Push for Daylight Saving Time A look back at the origins of daylight saving time as the U.S. prepares for the annual autumn ritual of turning back clocks by one hour next weekend. State Legislatures News, Policy, Energy, Health State Legislatures News
April 21, 2023 New Support for Energy Projects and Transition to Low-Carbon Power Major federal investments are allowing state legislatures to pursue new energy policy goals and manage the impacts on consumers, workers and industry of the ongoing transition away from fossil fuels. State Legislatures News, Policy, Energy State Legislatures News