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Texas Bans State Enforcement of Some Federal Regulations on Oil and Gas; But Law Has Big Loophole

Post author:Tenth Amendment Center
Post published:June 15, 2023
Post category:Environment Network Archives Sovereignty Tenth Amendment Center Texas

Yesterday, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed a bill that could ban state cooperation with the enforcement of some federal regulations on oil and gas production in the state. But the new law has a big loophole that will likely allow state and local agencies to continue enforcing many if not all federal regulations.

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Texas House Passes Bill to Ban State Enforcement of Some Federal Rules and Regulations on Oil and Gas Production

Post author:Tenth Amendment Center
Post published:May 5, 2023
Post category:Environment Network Archives Sovereignty Tenth Amendment Center Texas

The proposed law would prohibit any state agency or its employees from contracting with or providing assistance "to a federal agency or official with respect to the enforcement of a federal statute, order, rule, or regulation purporting to regulate oil and gas operations" if it does not exist under the laws of Texas.

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Michigan Bill Would Allow People to Opt Out of Smart Meters, Undermine Federal Program

Post author:Tenth Amendment Center
Post published:February 28, 2017
Post category:Michigan Network Archives Sovereignty Tenth Amendment Center

LANSING, Mich. (Feb. 28, 2017) – A bill introduced in the Michigan House would allow customers to opt out of installing “smart meter” technology on their homes and businesses. Passage of this bill would allow Michigan residents to protect their own privacy, and it would take a step toward blocking a federal program in effect.…

Heating and Air Conditional? LES May Decide For You

Post author:Grassroots in Nebraska (GiN)
Post published:November 4, 2010
Post category:Nebraska Network Archives

I was minding my own business at home the other night following an afternoon and early evening spent outside doing some chores and enjoying the brisk fall weather. It’s that time of year when Lincoln residents begin the transition from the air conditioning that, by many, is considered a necessary part of summer comfort to [...]