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Utah Supports Regional Cap-and-Trade Plan to Reduce Greenhouse Gases
Salt Lake City, Utah - The State of Utah joins other Western states and Canadian provinces in unveiling a plan today for a market-based cap-and-trade program as a major tool to meet a regional goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

"Today's plan is just the beginning of extensive discussions that will continue with our Legislature and stakeholders to ensure the design works for Utah....
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Fort Bridger hosts Lincoln Lecture
Abraham Lincoln and his connection to the American West is the focus of a lecture by Dr. Richard W. Etulain at Fort Bridger State Park at 7 p.m., October 3.

Sponsored by the Fort Bridger Historical Association, Dr. Etulain's presentation, titled "Abraham Lincoln and the American West," will examine Lincoln's important links to the West.

According to Dr. Etulain,...
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State's first captive-reared, endangered frogs return to native habitat
OLYMPIA - In an effort to re-establish their populations in Washington state, approximately 500 Oregon spotted frogs were released into the wild today after spending the first seven months of their lives in a captive rearing program.

Biologists from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) and the U.S. Army released the frogs into Dailman Lake on the Fort Lewis Military...
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Vermont Foliage Report: Anticipated Frost to Accelerate Color Change
MONTPELIER, Vt. - Almost every area of the state will be displaying colorful foliage over the next several days, especially after a forecasted hard frost descends upon Vermont Thursday night.

Early color is beginning to appear in patches and bands along the higher elevations and in moist low-lying areas with varying shades of orange, russet, yellow and red. Over the next few days,...
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Governor Announces $400,000 Training Grant
Funds Will Help 1,000 Vermonters Improve Skills

BURLINGTON, Vt. - Governor Jim Douglas has announced the award of more than $400,000 in training funds to help Vermont workers improve their skill and make their employers more competitive.

At a ceremony celebrating Vermont Business Magazine's 5 x 5 x5 Growth Awards yesterday, Douglas announced the Vermont Training Program contract with the Vermont Manufacturing Extension Center...
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Governor Announces 100 Free Home Energy Workshops
Launches Button Up Vermont, the Newest Fuel and Food Partnership Initiative

Berlin, VT-Vermonters have significant opportunities to save energy in their homes, and today Governor Jim Douglas, Hal Cohen, Executive Director of the Central Vermont Community Action Council, and Jim Grevatt, Director of Residential Energy Services for Efficiency Vermont, unveiled a new initiative to help Vermonters learn how to reduce their home energy use and save money. Button Up Vermont will...
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Governor Doyle Announces Regional Initiative Focused on Wind Energy Support
MADISON - Today Governor Jim Doyle and four other Midwest Governors announced the creation of a regional transmission planning effort that will promote regional electric transmission investment and cost sharing. The Upper Midwest Transmission Development Initiative will identify wind generation resources, transmission projects and infrastructure needed to support those resources in a cost-effective...
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Governor Asks Small Business Administration To Assist Flea Market Fire Victims
CHARLESTON, W.Va. - Gov. Joe Manchin this week formally requested that the U.S. Small Business Administration issue a physical disaster declaration in response to the Sept. 10 fire that destroyed the Milton Flea Market in Cabell County. If the declaration is approved, it would allow the federal government (SBA) to provide low-interest loans to business owners affected by the fire. The fire all...
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WAC accepting Blanchan, Doubleday writing award apps
The postmark deadline for applications to the Neltje Blanchan and Frank Nelson Doubleday Memorial Writing Awards is Friday, Oct. 31, 2008. The $1,000 Blanchan Award is given to a writer whose work, in any literary genre, is inspired by nature. The $1,000 Doubleday Award is given to the best manuscript submitted by a woman author. To apply, you must be at least 18 years old and a Wyoming resident.Craft Shows more inside LFS
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GREEN TEAM PROGRAM APPLICATIONS NOW AVAILABLE: BJORNSON
Not-for-profit organizations across Manitoba and municipal governments in rural Manitoba are invited to apply for grants from the provincial Green Team program to hire youth next summer, Education, Citizenship and Youth Minister Peter Bjornson announced today.

"Our highly successful ....

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PROVINCE CELEBRATES EARTH DAY BY ACCELERATING PLANS TO PRODUCE HEAT, POWER FROM AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY BYPRODUCTS
The province is providing $895,000 to programs that use crop and forestry byproducts as heat and power sources to reduce or eliminate the use of fossil fuels, Manitoba Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives (MAFRI) Minister Rosann Wowchuk announced today in recognition of Earth Day.

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