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CALIFORNIA PASSES NATION S FIRST BUILDING CODE THAT ESTABLISHES POLLUTION-FREE ELECTRIC HEAT PUMPS AS BASELINE TECHNOLOGY; LEADS TRANSITION OFF OF FOSSIL FUELS IN NEW HOMES

CALIFORNIA PASSES NATION S FIRST BUILDING CODE THAT ESTABLISHES POLLUTION-FREE ELECTRIC HEAT PUMPS AS BASELINE TECHNOLOGY; LEADS TRANSITION OFF OF FOSSIL FUELS IN NEW HOMES
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Podcast: Reforestation done right, from Haiti to Honduras and Ho Chi Minh City

Podcast: Reforestation done right, from Haiti to Honduras and Ho Chi Minh City
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Another KY Coal Plant To Retire, But The Pollution Remains

WFPL A power plant in Western Kentucky with a history of polluting groundwater is planning to phase out coal after four decades of operation. It’s the seventh coal-fired power plant to close in the state since 2019. The plant’s owner, Big Rivers Electric Corporation, says they have to stop burning coal at Robert D. Green generating station by June 1, 2022, in order to comply with environmental regulations, according to a Public Service Commission order from June. In its place, the non-profit, member-owned cooperative plans to retrofit two generators to burn natural gas at a price tag of more than $45 million.

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Cleaner air and racial justice versus jobs: The battle over fossil fuels hits the Bay Area

A vote before The Bay Area Air Quality Management District next week previews many of.

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AFGE Endorses Rep Cleaver s RESPOND Act to Protect Federal Pensions From Financial Risks of Climate Change

U.S. Representative Emanuel Cleaver, II applauded the American Federation of Government Employees, the largest federal employee union, representing over 700,000 federal workers, for endorsing his legislation to address climate-related risks to federal pensions. In March, Congressman Cleaver introduced the Restructuring Environmentally Sound.

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