Jun 7th, 2009 - Houston Chronicle
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It wasn't solar's time to shine, after all.
The 81st Texas Legislature began with strong interest in cleaner energy - lawmakers filed at least 69 bills related to solar and other forms of renewable power - but ended Monday without the boost for the emerging industry that advocates wanted.
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