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  1. May 22, 2009, 10:53 am

    STATES: Ethics Update — May 22

    PaperTrail provides our biweekly round-up of recent action on ethics policies in the states. We’re digging through the news for any potential changes, so you don’t have to. Read more

  2. May 08, 2009, 10:25 am

    STATES: Ethics Policies — May 8

    PaperTrail provides our bi-weekly round-up of recent action on ethics policies in the states. We’re digging through the news for any potential changes out there, so you don’t have to. Read more

  3. April 27, 2009, 12:58 pm

    STATES: Ethics Rules — April 27 Edition

    As previously promised, PaperTrail provides you with another round-up of recent action on state ethics policies, including a new bill in Tennessee that would fold an independent ethics commission into a larger government body. As part of our ongoing states coverage, we dig through the news for any potential changes, so you don’t have to. Read more

  4. February 23, 2009, 4:52 pm

    ENVIRONMENT: Top Ten Coal Ash States

    Coal ash — the often toxic solid waste generated by burning coal for electricity, and the focus of a recent Center investigation — has largely been viewed as a regional problem, limited to the coal-heavy eastern United States. Indeed, the Center’s map of 194 ash landfills and 161 ash ponds seems concentrated up and down the East Coast. But it turns out it’s a mistake to view the issue through a regional lens. Read more

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