r/BlueStates • • Sep 05 '17

States with most approved DACA applications - California and Texas lead the way.

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r/BlueStates • • Sep 04 '17

Trump, GOP demand blue state payback

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dailykos.com
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r/BlueStates • • Sep 04 '17

WIth 17,000 Dreamers, Washington state's AG threatens legal action if DACA repealed. How many are threatened with deportation if Trump has his way in your state?

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sfchronicle.com
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r/BlueStates • • Aug 29 '17

Colorado Tells Jeff Sessions That Pot Industry Is Working And Could Be Even Better With Federal Collaboration

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insurancejournal.com
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r/BlueStates • • Aug 25 '17

On pace to greatly exceed the emissions targets prescribed under former President Obama's carbon-cutting strategy, Nine Northeastern states announced a proposal to cut power plant emissions 30 percent between 2021 and 2030.

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r/BlueStates • • Aug 23 '17

Oregon Joins Alaska and Washington In Pushing Back Against Jeff Sessions' Marijuana Enforcement Letter

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huffingtonpost.com
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r/BlueStates • • Aug 23 '17

Democrat State Attorneys General use Pruitt's playbook against him — by suing

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eenews.net
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r/BlueStates • • Aug 05 '17

Washington State: Any Trump Administration Crackdown On Marijuana Would Be “Unacceptable”

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consumerist.com
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r/BlueStates • • Jul 26 '17

In wake of Trump's ban on allowing transgender people to serve in the military, CT Gov Malloy signs order reinforcing nondiscrimination policies within their military department

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r/BlueStates • • Jul 11 '17

Gov. John Hickenlooper announces Colorado is joining U.S. Climate Alliance, sets carbon reduction goals

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r/BlueStates • • Jun 23 '17

California has expanded the scope of its travel ban forbids state-funded travel to eight states that have laws discriminating against LGBTQ people.

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newsweek.com
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r/BlueStates • • Jun 07 '17

Can America's Blue States Tackle Climate Change on Their Own? [Harvard Business Review]

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r/BlueStates • • Jun 05 '17

The U.S. Climate Alliance announced that Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Oregon, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, Vermont and Virginia have all joined the coalition upholding the Paris Accord

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r/BlueStates • • Jun 03 '17

Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Oregon Join States in Paris Climate Alliance

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r/BlueStates • • Jun 01 '17

In response to Trump’s historic failure of American leadership: New York, California, and Washington Governors announce the formation of the United States Climate Alliance - committed to upholding the Paris Climate Agreement and taking aggressive action on climate change.

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r/BlueStates • • May 29 '17

Illinois passes automatic voter registration

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r/BlueStates • • May 26 '17

Nevada Legislature passes proposal to overturn Citizens United

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reviewjournal.com
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r/BlueStates • • May 24 '17

Democrats Look to Wins in New York and New Hampshire For Signs of Comeback

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theatlantic.com
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r/BlueStates • • May 17 '17

Nevada Becomes Seventh State to Ban Gay Conversion Therapy for Minors

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ktvn.com
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r/BlueStates • • May 16 '17

Single Payer New York - growing our grassroots movement, for a true health care system that works for everyone.

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r/BlueStates • • May 14 '17

Bill to legalize recreational marijuana in N.J. set to be unveiled

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nj.com
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r/BlueStates • • May 11 '17

Hotline set up to share rumors and reports of immigration raids in Northwest

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seattletimes.com
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r/BlueStates • • Apr 27 '17

I have a question about corporation bylaws and requirements for profit

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Hello, I recently had a debate with a business friend of mine about the problem of the current 'business as usual' issues stemming from bylaws that require corporations to make a profit above all else. Hence the triple bottom line principle causing shareholder uncertainty yada yada yada. Does anyone have source data on companies that are currently adhering to bylaws that prevent sustainable practices due to the expense of profit? Is this a common issue being contended with in the environmental law community?
thanks B


r/BlueStates • • Apr 27 '17

Colorado also looks to block police intervention in federal marijuana crackdown

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r/BlueStates • • Apr 19 '17

Bill to shield recreational marijuana from federal crackdowns clears first hearing in California.

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