Jonathan Oppenheimer 1/23/20 Jonathan Oppenheimer 1/23/20

Bills Surface as Federal Protections Sink

Almost 80 different proposed statutes have been proposed; several caught our attention.

1/21/20 1/21/20

Growing in Love with Electric Vehicles!

It’s been a year since Gov. Little declared February 14, Electric Vehicle Day in Idaho. We’ve seen some tremendous progress, but there’s still work to do.

Scott Ki 1/18/20 Scott Ki 1/18/20

Salmon Workgroup Draws Crowd

Nearly 30 people comment, members strive to move forward

Jonathan Oppenheimer 1/16/20 Jonathan Oppenheimer 1/16/20

It’s Not Easy Being Green

The main focus this week in the statehouse continues to be Administrative Rules, and there’s still no “deal” to appease House Republicans who want veto power over the rules process.

Jonathan Oppenheimer 1/13/20 Jonathan Oppenheimer 1/13/20

Restoring the Snake River Together

Over the past few months, the staff of the Idaho Conservation League has been actively working to address these issues and working alongside farmers, city officials, fish producers, dairy farmers and others to find solutions.

Scott Ki 1/13/20 Scott Ki 1/13/20

Advocacy Groups Request Clarity, Fair Compensation for New Solar Customers

Counter Idaho Power’s request to reverse PUC’s solar rate decision

Jonathan Oppenheimer 1/9/20 Jonathan Oppenheimer 1/9/20

2020 Legislative Update: Science Standards, Back In The Crosshairs

The good news is that most of the important rules that protect Idaho’s environment were preserved. The bad news is that some rules are back for consideration, including the K-12 Science Standards.