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Michigan State Police probe Cadillac groundwater board for violations amid PFAS fallout
In June, MSP investigated allegations that Cadillac’s Local Development Finance Authority violated Michigan’s Open Meeting Act by conducting business without the minimum number of members required, ignoring bylaws, and withholding meeting minutes and records.
Climate Activists Should Use Antitrust Laws Against Big Oil
Two scholars see a new way that claims against Big Oil could succeed in court. They recommend using antitrust law in the climate fight.
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Electric Trucks Are Rapidly Approaching A Tipping Point — Just Not In The US
Sales of heavy duty electric trucks are exploding in some countries but imploding in others, proving that policies matter.
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Utility-Scale Batteries Are More Commonly Used For Price Arbitrage
In our annual survey of power plant activity, we ask operators of utility-scale batteries how they are using their systems, and one use case is increasingly prevalent: price arbitrage. Arbitrage involves buying electricity when prices are relatively low and selling that electricity when prices are high. Utility-scale battery systems can be … [continued]
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The Key To Fossil Fuel Profits? Waste As Much Energy As Possible.
The economic model for the fossil fuel industry is to waste as much energy as possible to increase profits and getting you to pay for it!
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