Indiana among most coal-dependent statesGreater Fort Wayne Business WeeklyIndiana spent $1.14 billion in 2008 on coal imported from other states to generate electricity, according to a report released Tuesday by the Union of Concerned Scientists. Indiana ranks in the top 10 of states that are net importers of coal in four of six categories that measure spending and dependence on coal as a source of energy. “Importing coal to produce electricity is…See More

ATTORNEY BRYAN K. BULLOCK FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVEEARTH DAY MEET AND GREETJOIN ATTORNEY BRYAN K. BULLOCK, CANDIDATE FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, HOUSE DISTRICT 3 ON EARTH DAY FOR A MEET AND GREET THE CANDIDATE NIGHTBring your ideas on the environment, green jobs, IDEM, etc. This candidate listens to his constituents and is open to ideas!WHEN: APRIL 22, 2010WHERE: GARY NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES – 300 WEST 21ST AVENUE, GARYTIME: 6:00pm TO 8:30pmLight refreshments providedLOOK FOR ATTORNEY BULLOCK AT “A…See More

ATTORNEY BRYAN K. BULLOCK FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVEEARTH DAY MEET AND GREETJOIN ATTORNEY BRYAN K. BULLOCK, CANDIDATE FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, HOUSE DISTRICT 3 ON EARTH DAY FOR A MEET AND GREET THE CANDIDATE NIGHTBring your ideas on the environment, green jobs, IDEM, etc. This candidate listens to his constituents and is open to ideas!WHEN: APRIL 22, 2010WHERE: GARY NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES – 300 WEST 21ST AVENUE, GARYTIME: 6:00pm TO 8:30pmLight refreshments providedLOOK FOR ATTORNEY BULLOCK AT “A…See More

The following are policies and/or laws I will push for:1. CREATION OF A STATE REQUIREMENT TO GREATLY REDUCE AUTOMOBILE USE IN ALL METROPOLITAN AREAS.2. ENCOURAGE THE USE OF STATE TRANSPORTATION FUNDS TO CREATE AUTO FREE ZONES, AUTO FREE RUSH HOURS, AUTO FREE DAYS, BUS ONLY LANES ON STREETS AND FREEWAYS.3. ENSURE VIABLE, SAFE, EVIRONMENTALLY SAFE TRANSPORTATION TO RURAL AREAS AND TO THE DISABLED POPULATION.4. CONVENE A TRANSPORTATION JUSTICE COMMISSION TO EXAMINE HOW TRANSPORTATION PLANNING BY…See More

ENVIRONMENTAL AGENDAMy agenda for addressing the environmental issues in Indiana are:1. Legislate Net-Metering requirements allowing home owners and businesses who use environmentally friendly technologies to receive credit for at least a portion of the electricity they generate in their structures.2. Reduce urban sprawl3. Amend the Indiana Environmental Policy Act to provide greater protection to citizens, including enhanced public participation and notice requirments.4. Enact a State…See More

ENVIRONMENTAL AGENDAMy agenda for addressing the environmental issues in Indiana are:1. Legislate Net-Metering requirements allowing home owners and businesses who use environmentally friendly technologies to receive credit for at least a portion of the electricity they generate in their structures.2. Reduce urban sprawl3. Amend the Indiana Environmental Policy Act to provide greater protection to citizens, including enhanced public participation and notice requirments.4. Enact a State…See More