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- Regulator Movement in North Carolina - Wikipedia
The Regulator Movement in North Carolina, also known as the Regulator Insurrection, War of Regulation, and War of the Regulation, was an uprising in Provincial North Carolina from 1766 to 1771 in which citizens took up arms against colonial officials who they viewed as corrupt
- Activists to Arizona utility regulators: Tucson doesnt want massive . . .
The Project Blue data center complex wasn’t on the Arizona Corporation Commission's agenda, but opponents still showed up to let the state's utility regulators know they disapprove
- Arizona regulators begin process to repeal state’s renewable standard
Arizona regulators voted unanimously on Thursday to begin the process of repealing the Renewable Energy Standard and Tariff rules, known as REST, which required electric utilities to deliver 15%
- Arizona regulators move to repeal renewable-energy rules
Two years after killing off ambitious new state clean-energy standards, Arizona utility regulators are looking to repeal the state’s existing renewable-energy and energy-efficiency rules
- Regulators want to repeal wind, solar mandate. Will it impact bills?
Environmental groups and clean energy advocates oppose the repeal, citing the potential for higher bills, health impacts, economic harms and job losses in the renewable energy sector The repeal
- REGULATOR Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of REGULATOR is one that regulates How to use regulator in a sentence
- Introduction to Regulators - Emerson
Regulators are self-contained, direct-operated control devices which use energy from the controlled system to operate whereas control valves require external power sources, transmitting instruments, and control instruments
- The Regulator War - American Battlefield Trust
In Orange County, but also in neighboring Anson, Rowan, and Mecklenburg Counties, colonists who sought to address the ongoing corruption began to form groups called Regulators The word Regulator had first been used in England in 1655 to refer to someone who was appointed to address abuses of power
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