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New England s last coal plants set to shutter, ushering in era of green energy

New England s last coal plants set to shutter, ushering in era of green energy
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Letter: Bye bye Bow, we won t be needing electricity

Letter: Bye bye Bow, we won t be needing electricity
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Granite Shore Power announces retirement of New Hampshire s coal plants

New England becomes coal-free as Granite Shore Power retires Merrimack and Schiller Stations' remaining coal units by 2028 and 2025 respectively.

New hampshireUnited statesJim andrewsJerry curranEnvironmental protection agencyHampshire department of environment servicesSierra clubConservation law foundationMerrimack stationNew englandGranite shore powerSchiller stationPacific northwestNew hampshire departmentEnvironment servicesGranite shore

Greater accountability sought for abandoned well cleanup in West

According to the Utah Division of Oil, Gas and Mining, there are at least 49 orphan wells in the state wells that are abandoned and not plugged on private, state and federal lands. Congress is once again debating who should clean them up. Last year, the Biden administration proposed increasing the minimum bond amounts on oil and gas leases. .

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Granite Shore Power to retire last coal power plants in New England

New England becomes coal-free as Granite Shore Power retires Merrimack and Schiller Stations' coal units by 2028 and 2025 respectively. Activists' hard work pays off.

New hampshireUnited statesJerry curranJim andrewsHampshire department of environment servicesEnvironmental protection agencySierra clubConservation law foundationMerrimack stationNew englandGranite shore powerSchiller stationPacific northwestNew hampshire departmentEnvironment servicesGranite shore