Legislature weighs delays to Kansas renewable standards
The Kansas Senate Utilities Committee proposed delaying the Renewable Energy Standards Act mandating utilities to reach 15 percent by 2016 and 20 percent by 2020, extending them to 2018 and 2024 respectively. Debates followed a Tuesday committee hearing after a prior joint House Senate session last Thursday.
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City leaders seek study on water fluoridation
Lawrence city commissioners asked City Auditor Michael Eglinski to prepare a report on the latest scientific research about fluoridating the drinking water. Commissioner Hugh Carter, citing a summer taste and odor issue, said the fluoride question has lingered for months and urged an updated assessment beyond 1979 government research.
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