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Strides made in Cucamonga Canyon cleanup

RANCHO CUCAMONGA >> The growing popularity of Sapphire Falls in Cucamonga Canyon for its cooling waters and scenic views has brought with it some serious issues, including graffiti, trash, public safety, public access and traffic congestion. At a vista overlooking the San Gabriel Mountains, Rancho Cucamonga Fire District Fire Chief Mike Costello and Battalion Chief […]

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Re: Solutions Manual Advanced Engineering Electromagnetics, 2nd Edition by Constantine A Balanis

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12-year battle continues: Area organizations urge Gov Charlie Baker to not allow rule changes favorable to Springfield biomass plant

12-year battle continues: Area organizations urge Gov. Charlie Baker to not allow rule changes favorable to Springfield biomass plant Updated Feb 17, 2021; Facebook Share SPRINGFIELD Area organizations that have fought against a proposed biomass energy plant in East Springfield for the last 12 years urged Gov. Charlie Baker on Wednesday to reject rule changes favorable to the project. Protesters gathered outside the state office building on Dwight Street, presenting a petition to Baker signed by 38 organizations. The petition demanded that Baker withdraw proposed amendments to the state’s Renewable Portfolio Standard that ”would allow inefficient and dirty biomass power plants like the (Palmer Renewable Energy) plant to qualify as renewable energy in Massachusetts and collect millions of dollars in subsidies each year.”

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California replaces Massachusetts as most energy efficient state

California replaces Massachusetts as most energy efficient state Colin A. Young BOSTON After nine years at the top of a list that state officials regularly tout, Massachusetts is no longer considered to be the most energy-efficient state in the nation. California now sits atop the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE) rankings and bumped Massachusetts down to second place thanks to the passage of millions of dollars in incentives for high-efficiency heat pump water heaters and an executive order to phase out new gasoline-powered vehicles by 2035. In a year dramatically impacted by a global pandemic and associated recession, efforts to advance clean energy goals struggled to maintain momentum amid the loss of 400,000 energy efficiency jobs by the summer and disruptions to countless lives. Despite these challenges, some states continued to successfully prioritize energy efficiency as an important resource to help reduce household and business energy bills, c

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Most Energy-Efficient State Goes To California, As Mass Slips Out Of ACEEE Rankings Top Spot

After nine years at the top of a list that state officials regularly tout, Massachusetts is no longer considered to be the most energy-efficient state in the nation. California now sits atop the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE) rankings and bumped Massachusetts down to second place thanks to the passage of millions of dollars in incentives for high-efficiency heat pump water heaters and an executive order to phase out new gasoline-powered vehicles by 2035. The ACEEE wrote in its annual report and scorecard that because of the pandemic and economic recession it brought on efforts to advance clean energy goals struggled to maintain momentum amid the loss of 400,000 energy efficiency jobs by the summer and disruptions to countless lives.

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