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11-05-2008	Statement of Missourians for Cleaner Cheaper Energy On Passage of Proposition C, The Missouri Clean Energy Initiative Missouri voters today overwhelmingly voted to pass Proposition C, The Missouri Clean Energy Initiative. [ Read More ]
10-29-2008	Proposition C, The Missouri Clean Energy Initiative, Makes National Best Initiative List Saint Louis – Proposition C, the Missouri Clean Energy Initiative, was featured today in a national report detailing the best and worst statewide initiatives on the 2008 ballot. [ Read More ]
10-28-2008	Missourians for Cleaner Cheaper Energy Releases New Ad Promoting Passage of Proposition C, The Missouri Clean Energy Initiative Saint Louis – Missourians for Cleaner Cheaper Energy, the campaign promoting passage of Proposition C, The Missouri Clean Energy Initiative, unveiled a new ad that will air in markets across the state of Missouri starting today. [ Read More ]
10-23-2008	National & Local Kansas City Leaders to Express Support for Proposition C, The Missouri Clean Energy Initiative Kansas City — Leaders from a broad coalition of organizations — including environmental, labor, and utility interests — held a press conference today at the River Market in downtown Kansas City to express their support for Proposition C, the Missouri Clean Energy Initiative. “A ‘yes’ vote for Proposition C, the Missouri Clean Energy Initiative, will put Missouri on a path toward greater energy independence while improving our environment and creating jobs,” said Jim Kottmeyer, a spokesman for Missourians for Cleaner Cheaper Energy, which is promoting passage of Proposition C. “The broad and diverse coalition of interests supporting the passage of Proposition C is a clear indication of the many benefits it will provide to Missourians.” [ Read More ]
10-21-2008	Kansas City Council & Jackson County Legislature Put Support Behind Proposition C, The Missouri Clean Energy Initiative St. Louis – The Kansas City Council and the Jackson County Legislature have both passed resolutions supporting Proposition C, the Missouri Clean Energy Initiative. If passed by Missouri voters this November, Proposition C would require investor-owned utilities to generate or purchase 15% of their electricity from clean energy sources, such as wind and solar power, landfill gas, biomass, and small hydroelectric projects. [ Read More ]
10-06-2008	Over 100 Leading Missourians Endorse Proposition C, The Missouri Clean Energy Initiative St. Louis – Citing its potential to create jobs and help Missouri become more energy independent, over 100 current and former Missouri elected officials and community leaders joined with a broad based coalition of industry, labor, faith, and environmental groups to announce their endorsement of Proposition C, the Missouri Clean Energy Initiative, and call on voters statewide to support its passage. [ Read More ]
10-03-2008	St. Louis Board of Aldermen Puts Unanimous Support Behind Proposition C, The Missouri Clean Energy Initiative The St. Louis Board of Aldermen today passed unanimously a resolution supporting Proposition C, the Missouri Clean Energy Initiative, which would require investor-owned utilities to generate or purchase 15% of their electricity from clean energy sources, such as wind and solar power, landfill gas, biomass, and small hydroelectric projects. [ Read More ]
09-08-2008	Missouri Clean Energy Initiative Certified For November Ballot Missourians for Cleaner Cheaper Energy (MCCE) announced today that the Missouri Clean Energy Initiative will appear on the November 4, 2008 ballot. The Cole County Circuit Court found that the initiative has the necessary number of signatures to be certified for the ballot in November. [ Read More ]
08-15-2008	Lawsuit Filed to Place Clean Energy Initiative on November Ballot Missourians for Cleaner Cheaper Energy (MCCE) today filed suit to place the Clean Energy Initiative on the November 4, 2008, ballot. Henry Robertson, author of the Clean Energy ballot initiative, stated, “We’re confident that the court will find that there are more than enough valid signatures to place the clean energy amendment on the ballot. Missourians are ready for a change in direction on energy policy and we look forward to having this issue resolved so that Missourians can have their voices heard in November.” [ Read More ]
08-06-2008	Missourians for Cleaner Cheaper Energy Announces Plan to Challenge Ceritification Decision Stating its belief that it has gathered more valid signatures than are necessary to be placed on the ballot, Missourians for Cleaner Cheaper Energy today announced plans to challenge the decision from the Office of Secretary of State that the Missouri Clean Energy Initiative stands just 526 signatures shy of the required threshold to qualify for the November 2008 ballot. [ Read More ]
05-04-2008	Clean Energy Initiative Submits Signatures for 2008 Ballot Missourians for Cleaner Cheaper Energy today turned in approximately 163,000 signatures for the Clean Energy Initiative to the Secretary of State’s office. [ Read More ]


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