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Meta announces 3 nuclear energy projects to power AI, boost plants in Ohio
Meta has made agreements with three nuclear power companies to “strengthen our country’s energy infrastructure,” officials announced Friday morning.
From Sea to Shining Sea: A Recap of 2025 State Solar Policy Wins
Here’s an update from the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) on its state policy wins in 2025 and what comes next: Illinois took a major step forward today as Governor J.B. Pritzker signed the 2025 Clean and Reliable Grid Affordability Act, expanding battery storage and advancing a statewide virtual power … [continued]
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Rolling Back Fuel Economy Standards Means Higher Costs for Drivers, and a Worsening Climate
By Josh Valentine & Travis Madsen, SWEEP Even as the Trump administration cranks up the volume on “affordability,” it is quietly moving to dismantle one of the most effective consumer protection policies in transportation: federal fuel economy standards. The latest proposal to weaken Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) rules would … [continued]
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Health district concerns mount over new chicken plant
TIFFIN — Seneca County’s health commissioner has raised concerns with state environmental regulators about a controversial livestock facility recently built outside Tiffin near the Sandusky River.
USA’s 1st Public EV-Charging Road — Where To Next?
Motor City, the former automotive center of Detroit, is the first place in the nation to roll out a public EV-charging road. The road charges electric vehicles wirelessly as the drive along it. The EV-charging road is one mile long and comes from the Michigan Department of Transportation, while the … [continued]
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