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Senate Democrats outline plan to tackle teacher shortage

Senate Democrats outline plan to tackle teacher shortage

Belt moves to ban bait-and-switch gym membership sales tactic

Belt moves to ban bait-and-switch gym membership sales tactic

Senate Democrats welcome Illinois students for annual Tech Day

Senate Democrats welcome Illinois students for annual Tech Day

Illinois Legislative Latino Caucus condemns DHS Secretary’s Springfield visit

Illinois Legislative Latino Caucus condemns DHS Secretary’s Springfield visit

Senate Democrats honor fallen police officers at Springfield ceremony

Senate Democrats honor fallen police officers at Springfield ceremony

Villa backs new legislation paving the way for Illinois’ clean energy future

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Wednesday, September 01, 2021 02:41 PM

villa 090121SPRINGFIELD – In response to the Senate’s passage of comprehensive clean energy legislation, State Senator Karina Villa (D-West Chicago) released the following statement:

“After months of meeting with my environment advisory committee and key stakeholders, I am proud to vote for the Energy Transition Act, a first-of-its-kind energy policy overhaul that paves the way for Illinois’ clean energy future for generations to come.

Read more: Villa backs new legislation paving the way for Illinois’ clean energy future

Connor believes energy legislation will make utilities more reliable and affordable

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Wednesday, September 01, 2021 10:57 AM

connor 090121SPRINGFIELD – Upon the passage of landmark legislation that would make Illinois a national leader in clean energy, State Senator John Connor (D-Lockport) released the following statement:

“The people I serve have made clear to me that carbon-free nuclear generating stations are essential not only to the communities in which they reside, but also to moving Illinois to a carbon-free energy future.  As we continue to work toward clean and renewable energy here in Illinois, we also must ensure that our communities have reliable and affordable carbon-free energy until electrical storage systems can make renewables as reliable as current nuclear generation.

Read more: Connor believes energy legislation will make utilities more reliable and affordable

Koehler: Energy policy creates jobs and puts Illinois on track

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Wednesday, September 01, 2021 10:52 AM

koehler 090121SPRINGFIELD – Following the passage of energy policy that would save and create jobs and place Illinois at the forefront of clean energy in the U.S., State Senator Dave Koehler (D-Peoria) issued the following statement:

“This legislation will protect union jobs across the state, as well as create tens of thousands of good-paying jobs in the clean energy sector. I am thankful to all those who came to the table and made compromises in the name of moving Illinois toward a carbon-free future.

Read more: Koehler: Energy policy creates jobs and puts Illinois on track

Ellman: Illinoisans can be proud of progressive energy policy

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Wednesday, September 01, 2021 10:46 AM

ellman 041521SPRINGFIELD – With the passage of landmark legislation that would establish Illinois as a national leader in the clean energy sector, Senator Laura Ellman (D-Naperville) released the following statement:

“Illinois would be at the forefront of the fight against the climate crisis with this progressive energy policy. We can be proud of our state, as it leads the way with equity-focused legislation to fight global warming.

Read more: Ellman: Illinoisans can be proud of progressive energy policy

More Articles …

  1. Johnson looks ahead to a more equitable clean energy economy under groundbreaking Energy Transition Act
  2. Morrison: Today’s energy vote is a vote for our future
  3. Stadelman: Illinois Senate bill secures Byron Nuclear Plant jobs and invests in clean energy
  4. Murphy sees a brighter future in landmark energy policy overhaul
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    Simmons Passes Bill through Senate to Increase Cyclist and Pedestrian Safety
    SPRINGFIELD – To provide the safest conditions possible for cyclists, State Senator Mike Simmons advanced legislation to update sign requirements on bike trails where there are known hazards. “Improved signage around pathway hazards or emergencies is...

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  • Porfirio recognizes Emmett Till Day, welcomes relatives of Till to the Capitol
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    SPRINGFIELD – State Senator Mike Porfirio welcomed relatives of Emmett Till to the Illinois Capitol in honor of the declaration of Emmett Till Day. “On Emmett Till Day, we mourn the loss of Emmett and recognize the significance his death played in th...

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    Holmes advances measure to protect gray foxes in Illinois
    SPRINGFIELD – State Senator Linda Holmes’ measure to keep a closer watch on Illinois’ gray foxes moved a step nearer to becoming law on Thursday. The gray fox population in Illinois and much of the Midwest has been declining over the last 30 years, pr...

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  • Ellman measure would help middle school students earn high school credit
    Ellman measure would help middle school students earn high school credit
    SPRINGFIELD – Ensuring middle school students receive equal opportunity to earn high school credits, State Senator Laura Ellman is sponsoring a measure to provide seventh- and eighth-grade students with the option to earn high school credit for high...

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  • Senate approves Morrison bill to crack down on deadly street drug
    Senate approves Morrison bill to crack down on deadly street drug
    SPRINGFIELD — In an effort to curb the growing threat of synthetic drugs, State Senator Julie Morrison passed legislation in the Senate to regulate the use of xylazine — a powerful animal tranquilizer often mixed with fentanyl and tied to overdose de...

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