Tag: April
US Administration Attacks Vermont Superfund Law
The Vermont Superfund law is under attack, as the federal government defends the fossil fuel companies who paid so much to get it elected.
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Trump Administration’s Harvard Funding Cuts Reversed
When I heard about the Trump Administration trying to eliminate billions in funding to Harvard University, it seemed the attempt wasn’t what it appeared to be about on the surface. There was some kind of online information floating around that it was apparently about antisemitism, though this rationale made little … [continued]
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Young Environmentalists Sue Over Executive Orders That Benefit Fossil Fuels
A group of young environmentalists is suing to overturn executive orders that specifically benefit fossil fuel companies.
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VinEnergo’s 43MW Solar Push Tests Vietnam’s Grid-Strained Energy Ambition
Vingroup’s recently organized energy arm plans ambitious rooftop solar rollout, though experts warn about infrastructure challenges. VinEnergo Energy Joint Stock Company has announced plans to install 43 megawatts of rooftop solar power and 45 megawatt-hours of battery storage across three Vingroup manufacturing plants in Ha Tinh province. The ambitious project … [continued]
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Tariffs, other federal policies hitting Up North chocolate, coffee, fruit and wine
Northern Michigan’s agriculture industry is feeling the impact of rising costs, supply shortages and less research funding, among other things that benefit farmers.
