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Energy Bill Goes into Effect
By Delores Handy

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BOSTON, Mass. - July 03, 2008 - Environmental Affairs Secretary Ian Bowles explains some of the key provisions of the sweeping energy bill signed into law by Governor Patrick and defends the costs involved.


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