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SUGAR LAND April 13, 2021 Written by John Egan for Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas) Roger Read, a senior energy analyst at Wells Fargo Securities, a unit of Well Fargo & Company (NYSE:WFC) (San Francisco, California), told attendees at an Oil & Gas conference last week that the technologies to enable a decarbonized future are where nuclear energy was in the 1950s the energy of the future. There was a lot of promise and potential and optimism that had not yet been fully scarred by real-world experience.
Within this article: What the lessons of nuclear and other past energy developments could mean for renewables, especially as many lawmakers push for a dramatic overhaul of the U.S. energy market.
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The coronavirus put Connecticut and the world in an economic tailspin one year ago. The CT Mirror began a three-part series last Monday that mapped the damage that has fallen primarily on low-wage workers and the neighborhoods they live in and the lack of improvement for months. Today, an exploration of Connecticut’s current housing situation, the hot housing market and its impact on the poor. Coming n
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Last November, Nicolas Rodriguez and his wife Carmen had to scale back their hours at the medical equipment factory where they have worked for 21 years.
The pandemic s effect on the housing market helped some - but others are left behind
Jacqueline Rabe Thomas and Kasturi Pananjady, ctmirror.org
April 5, 2021
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Last November, Nicolas Rodriguez and his wife Carmen had to scale back their hours at the medical equipment factory where they have worked for 21 years.
He never fully recovered his lung capacity after catching COVID-19 in the fall, and coughing and gasping for breath keeps him up most nights. His wife has been sick for months and needs another surgery on her gallbladder, but the high deductible for her first surgery, along with the mortgage on their Hamden home, drained their savings.
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