ATLANTA — Some state business leaders warned lawmakers at a meeting Friday that Georgia could lose jobs if Congress passes proposed energy legislation.
The event, hosted by Republican Governor Sonny Perdue, was billed as the ...
Fri., November 6, 2009 5:52pm (EST)
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Southern Company is planning to expand nuclear Plant Vogtle near Augusta. But Governor Perdue says the cap-and-trade energy bill currently before Congress would not be good for Georgia, as it leaves out nuclear power. (photo courtesy Georgia Power)
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