COLUMBIA JOURNAL / Renewable Energy / Andrew / See Dean Milk Co. / Power & Light Co. / Id. 56 COLUMBIA JOURNAL / TRIBUNE / /
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America / /
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Mexico / United States / /
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Environmental Issue / Natural Disaster / /
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FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM / Why Does Texas Have Its Own Power Grid / Greenhouse Gas Emissions / Power Grid Reaches Out / /
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epa.gov/climatechange/ghgemissions/sources/electricity.html / delivered electricity / state law / http /
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Energy / /
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UCLA / UCLA School of Law / Electric Reliability Council of Texas / Congress / U.S. Supreme Court / federal government / United States Congress / US Federal Reserve / Sources of Greenhouse Gas Emissions / Rocky Mountain Farmers Union / Environmental Protection Agency / Democrats / /
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Richard C. Cudahy / Jonathan B. Wiener / DANIEL L. SHAWHAN / ANN CARLSON / Kate Galbraith / Robert N. Stavins / Alexandra B. Klass / CARA HOROWITZ / Kirsten H. Engel / William Funk / James D. Friedland / Elizabeth J. Wilson / Thomas Edison / CUTTER ET AL / Ross Ramsey / Steven Ferrey / Jim Fuquay / / /
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candidate for regulation / /
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KINDLE / /
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Texas / Hawaii / Connecticut / South Carolina / Oklahoma / Mississippi / Florida / North Carolina / California / /
The “Lone Grid” State: Texas as the Ideal Location for State-Level Climate Regulation James D. Friedland* INTRODUCTION Given the current state of national politics, it is highly unlikely that the