When locals oppose the green agenda, state and feds officials seek ways to ignore local concerns – Just The News
Since 2015, more than 600 renewable energy projects have been halted as a result of local opposition. Michigan recently joined Illinois, New York and California, each with laws that allow the state to override local actions against renewable energy projects. In January, Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed a bill that stops local governments from limiting or banning wind and solar power.
A $100 fee charged to electric vehicle owners in Illinois generated more than $8.8 million for the state in the last year. That’s up more than $3.3 million from a year ago, and is earmarked for road construction projects, according to Illinois Secretary of State figures. But because EV drivers don’t pay the more lucrative motor fuel tax, some industry experts and government leaders worry 
