John's CIB for the week of September 23: North Carolina fights Trump’s pro-pollution agenda while Gov. Cooper vetoes legislators’ pro-pollution measures. Trump vs. States in Clean Air Showdown North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein joined 22 other state AGs suing Trump for blocking states from setting car pollution rules stricter than the EPA's. New Legislative Maps Head Back to Court Legislators have submitted their new districts to the state court which ordered them to redraw their previously partisan gerrymandered maps. Will the court approve the maps or draw their own? Cooper Vetoes Weaker Health and Safety Rules Gov. Cooper vetoed legislators' latest regulatory reform bill which threatens public health and environmental protections. That's our report for this week. Like getting the CIB every week? Then support our work by becoming a Green GEM monthly sustainer! Our GEMs help us protect your quality of life and hold our leaders accountable. Become a GEM Questions/concerns? Spot an error? Contact Dustin Ingalls at [email protected]. Follow us on social media! Copyright (C) 2018. NC League of Conservation Voters. All rights reserved.

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