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Photo: Shutterstock What’s billed as a climate-friendly, consumer-friendly proposal is Gov. JB Pritzker’s “Consumers and Climate First Act,” promising a path to 100 percent clean energy by 2050 and greater accountability for Big Energy. “I do not believe that there is a monopoly on good ideas,” said House sponsor Rep. Kam Buckner (D-Chicago). “This will require a coalition of the willing to work to create a better future that protects the earth, protects consumers, and focuses on equity and serves as an entree to the jobs of the future.” Speaking of jobs, “People in coal will have to work in other sectors, but there is no reason we can’t make sure that everyone is economically taken care of,” said Abe Scarr, director of the Illinois Public Interest Research Group.

OPINION: Students need relief, too

The DePaulia Sofia Leal, Contributing Writer|April 25, 2021 FILE-A clerk picks up items for customer orders at the Amazon Prime warehouse in New York in this Dec. 20, 2017 photo. Amazon announced it has narrowed down the list for potential sites for a second headquarters in 20 U.S. and Canadian cities. (Mark Lennihan | AP) Yet, they received $3.5 billion in tax refunds. On top of that, in April of last year when the Covid-19 pandemic reached its first peak, the government provided $500 billion in emergency aid to large corporations. The awarded relief did not guarantee job preservation, nor did it place a cap on executive pay.

Illinois lawmakers considering legislation that could hike ComEd bills less than a year after utility admitted multimillion-dollar bribery scheme

Illinois lawmakers considering legislation that could hike ComEd bills less than a year after utility admitted multimillion-dollar bribery scheme Dan Petrella, Chicago Tribune © E. Jason Wambsgans/Chicago Tribune Sen. Sue Rezin, R-Morris, at the Illinois State Capitol in Springfield on Jan. 29, 2020. It’s only been nine months since Commonwealth Edison admitted to a bribery scheme that padded its profits and helped topple former Speaker Michael Madigan, but there’s already a push to pass legislation that could see Illinois customers paying more. © Chris Walker/Chicago Tribune Reactor Operator Steve Lorence watches monitors in 2011 in the control room for Unit Two, one of two nuclear reactors a the Byron Nuclear Generating Station.

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