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    Political Polarization Affects How We Interpret Disasters

    Grist Feb 19, 2021

    In the midst of a freezing cold winter storm that left millions of Texans without power or heat, Republican Governor Greg Abbott appeared on Fox News on Tuesday to bash…

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    Is Texas’ Energy Crisis a Climate Issue?

    Grist Feb 18, 2021

    On Tuesday, the Houston Fire Department said it had responded to 90 calls for carbon monoxide poisoning in the past 24 hours, and the official number of cases reported in Harris County,…

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    What Will it Take to Drive Progress in Sustainable Transportation?

    GreenBiz Feb 18, 2021

    While electric vehicles hold big promise in 2021, another aspect of decarbonizing transportation could get major support this year: reducing car driving. Cutting down on car trips isn’t about guilt-tripping…

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    New Rules in Seattle Will Help Electrify the Building Sector

    Smart Cities Dive Feb 15, 2021

    Electrification of the building sector has become a trend along the West Coast, particularly as jurisdictions struggle with poor air quality due to out-of-control wildfires. Berkeley made history in July 2019 as the…

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    Community Voices Sidelined by Construction of New Power Plants

    Mongabay Feb 13, 2021

    Two new coal-fired power plants, PLTU 9 and 10, are being constructed in Suralaya, Indonesia to provide an additional 2,000 MW of installed electricity capacity. Seven coal-fired units already operate…

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    American Cities Are Underestimating Their GHG Emissions

    Smart Cities Dive Feb 11, 2021

    A new study that suggests  hat U.S. cities are undercounting their emissions. The study, published in the Nature Communications journal earlier this month, assessed the self-reported inventories of carbon dioxide in 48…

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    Living With Natural Gas Pipelines: Appalachian Landowners Describe Fear, Anxiety and Loss

    The Conversation Feb 3, 2021

    More than 2 million miles of natural gas pipelines run throughout the United States. In Appalachia, they spread like spaghetti across the region. Many of these lines were built in…

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    Under New Plan, Boston’s Electricity Is Greener and Cheaper

    Smart Cities Dive Feb 2, 2021

    A majority of Boston residents will receive electricity via a new supplier starting Monday, the culmination of a years-in-the-making Community Choice Electricity program developed by the City of Boston Environment Department and partners.…

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    Transitioning Extractive Economies to Sustainable Societies

    Brookings Jan 25, 2021

    Against the backdrop of the urgent realities of climate change, the pandemic, and the decline in oil prices, the necessity for oil- and gas-producing countries to immediately engage in the…

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    Buying Climate Tech From BIPOC-Owned Businesses

    GreenBiz Jan 23, 2021

    Stopping carbon pollution alone will not bring climate justice. Reaching net-zero by 2050 will not either. Neither will achieving 100 percent renewable energy targets. The entire economy is being rebuilt.…

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    Cheaper Solar Power Means Low-income Families Can Also Benefit

    The Conversation Jan 22, 2021

    Cheaper Solar Power Means Low-Income Families Can Also Benefit Until recently, rooftop solar panels were a clean energy technology that only wealthy Americans could afford. But prices have dropped, thanks…

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    Why Clean Technology Needs to be Competitive First

    Smart Cities Dive Jan 15, 2021

    While the cleanest tech may be what many retailers and consumers are looking for, it’s the precise opposite of what our commercial buyers want. “Dear business client: We’re pleased to…

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