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Candidates' Positions and Views |
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for:
Senate Of Virginia 37th District, Virginia |
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August 23, 2011 Virginia Republican Primary |
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Candidates positions and views on other Issues where information is available: |
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The report below lists the candidate responses to Environment issue questions. The responses were provided by Stephen M. "Steve" Hunt and Jason A. Flanary or were obtained from their websites. The candidates select the issues and questions for which they want to provide a response. The first link is a report of all the issues and questions made available to the candidates. Many issues and questions had no responses - links are only provided where we have information. If there are many candidates for this office, you may have to scroll down to compare all responses. |
| Environment |
Stephen M. "Steve" Hunt - R
Website
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Jason A. Flanary - R
Website
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| Virginia's Environment, a General Statement |
Steve supports common sense, science-based protection of the environment, that balances the need for environmental protection with the need for energy independence and economic growth. This means maintaining low energy costs to protect the standard of living for all Virginians, by drilling responsibly for oil and gas off our coastline, the use of clean coal technologies and safety-conscious use of nuclear power. This means fighting federally imposed "Cap & Trade" which would sound the death knell to many thousands of Virginia jobs.
Source: www.stevehunt.org (07/19/2011) |
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| Development |
Steve supports common sense, science-based protection of the environment, that balances the need for environmental protection with the need for energy independence and economic growth. This means maintaining low energy costs to protect the standard of living for all Virginians, by drilling responsibly for oil and gas off our coastline, the use of clean coal technologies and safety-conscious use of nuclear power.
Source: www.stevehunt.org (07/19/2011) |
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| Virginia Greenhouse-gas Emission Limits |
Steve supports common sense, science-based protection of the environment, that balances the need for environmental protection with the need for energy independence and economic growth. This means maintaining low energy costs to protect the standard of living for all Virginians, by drilling responsibly for oil and gas off our coastline, the use of clean coal technologies and safety-conscious use of nuclear power. This means fighting federally imposed "Cap & Trade" which would sound the death knell to many thousands of Virginia jobs.
Source: www.stevehunt.org (07/19/2011) |
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| These are available issue topics for which there were no responses. |
| Virginia Wildlife Disease |
| Chesapeake Bay |
| Out-of-State Trash |
| Land Conservation Tax Credits |
| Virginia Land Conservation Foundation |
| Alternative Power Sources |
| Green Office Space |
| Environmental Quality Board Consolidation |
| Conveyance of State-owned Bottomlands |
| Virginia Department of Environmental Quality |
| $250 Million Clean Water Bonds |
| Global Warming, Climate Change |
| Kyoto Protocol |
| Virginia State Parks |
| Virginia Forests and Trees |
| Virginia Clean Air and Water |
| Virginia's Land, Rivers and Lakes |
| Virginia Recycling and Trash |
| Virginia's Toxic Waste |
| Virginia's Invasive Species |
| Virginia's Endangered Species |