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Auto Alliance lobbying state legislatures in CO2 fight

Colorado Capitol. Photo by Cpt. Spock. Licensed under Creative Commons license 2.0. We know that 18 states are getting serious with legal action against the EPA on a national level, but local emissions fights in state legislatures also bear watching. Harry Stoffer, writing in Automotive News, describes how a "top industry lobbyist" and president of the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, Dave McCurdy, is going around to statehouses to work against state-based CO2 rules. In three states - Minnesota, Colorado and Montana - McCurdy's efforts ... Read more →

Washington Auto Show videos: Car makers on senators, state regulators and CAFE Lascelles Linton

The big automakers showed a little teeth at this year's Washington Auto Show. The video above begins with Mark LaNeve of GM telling a story about a U.S. senator. The senator suggested to Mark that GM ...

New Mexico House passes B5 by 2012 bill with 47-8 vote Dane Muldoon

New Mexico has voted a through a House Bill that would require all diesel fuel sold in the state to be B5 by 2012. The bill, which passed the House in a 47-8 vote, moves to make diesel fuel ...

Auto Alliance lobbying state legislatures in CO2 fight 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Colorado Capitol. Photo by Cpt. Spock. Licensed under Creative Commons license 2.0. We know that 18 states are getting serious with legal action against the EPA on a national level, but local emissions fights in state legislatures also bear watching. Harry Stoffer, writing in Automotive News, ...

Washington Auto Show videos: Car makers on senators, state regulators and CAFE 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

The big automakers showed a little teeth at this year's Washington Auto Show. The video above begins with Mark LaNeve of GM telling a story about a U.S. senator. The senator suggested to Mark that GM build at least one car that got over 30 MPG. Mark said GM builds 15 cars that gets over 30 MPG and ...

New Mexico House passes B5 by 2012 bill with 47-8 vote 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

New Mexico has voted a through a House Bill that would require all diesel fuel sold in the state to be B5 by 2012. The bill, which passed the House in a 47-8 vote, moves to make diesel fuel containing five percent biodiesel compulsory for all state agencies and public schools from July 2010 ...


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