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Gov. Ron DeSantis : "We don’t want our energy policy driven by climate ideology" Florida 's energy bill struck language that said the goal of Florida ’s energy policy is to “recognize and address the potential of global climate change wherever possible” DeSantas has signed legislation blocking cities from restricting the use of natural gas and promoting tax breaks on gas stoves in response to initiatives elsewhere curbing their use.
The 2008 legislation, HB 713 , required the Public Service Commission to create a renewable energy requirement for utilities.
But the legislation required legislative ratification of those requirements, which never happened.
The bill also established a 75 percent recycling goal for the state to achieve by 2020 .
But Florida ’s recycling rate peaked at 49 percent in 2018 .
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