Energy and Environment-Global Warming Solutions Act: CTS for IAC Response

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Energy and Environment-Global Warming Solutions Act: CTS for IAC Response

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Title: Energy and Environment-Global Warming Solutions Act: CTS for IAC Response

Creator: Massachusetts. Office of the Governor (Deval Patrick, 2007-2015)

Digital Origin: The bulk of Office of Cabinet Affairs and Policy subject files, 2008-2015, was transferred in December 2014 using the Bagger application on an external hard drive, with a small subsequent transfer on January 2015.

Date: 2014-07-30

Type of Resource: Text

Format: application/msword

Subject: Cabinet system--Massachusetts

Subject: State government records--Subject files

Subject: Governors--Massachusetts

Subject: Massachusetts--Politics and government--1951-

Coverage: Massachusetts

Collection Information: Part of Collection: Record Group GO60.02 (Massachusetts. Office of the Governor, Deval Patrick, 2007-2015)

Language: en

Preferred Citation: Office of Cabinet Affairs and Policy subject files, 2008-2015. (GO60.02 / Series 2761) Massachusetts Archives. Boston, MA. Accessed [insert date accessed in format DD MM YYYY]. [insert URL of resource].

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