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  1. POLICYThe Deadliest Part of a Wildfire Might Not Be the BlazeHeatmap ·
  2. POLICYClean energy, affordability are top of mind as Pa. Democrats prepare for coming trifectaSpotlight PA ·
  3. POLICYGlobal Warming Remains Unchecked, Experts Warn at UN’s COP31 Climate SummitInside Climate News ·
  4. HILLNew York's New Lawmakers Could Shake Up State Climate PolicyGoverning ·
  5. POLICYClimate Change Has Pushed the World's Ice Out of Its Safe ZoneWired ·
  6. POLICYFeds Greenlight Construction of Advanced Nuclear Reactors in TexasInside Climate News ·
  7. POLICYPoland strikes out in challenges to EU climate lawsCourthouse News Service ·
  8. POLICYElectricity Isn’t the Only Thing Getting More Expensive Because of AIHeatmap ·
  9. POLICYBurnham pledges climate leadership in wake of UK drilling approvalCourthouse News Service ·
  10. POLICYIn a Virginia county, environmental groups rally for statewide data center moratoriumRoute Fifty ·
  11. POLICYConEd joins utilities seeking to loosen New York restrictions on owning generationUtility Dive ·
  12. COURTSAround 400 onshore wind projects await DOD action, official tells courtUtility Dive ·
  13. POLICYThe U.S. Reactor Startup Going Head to Head With China for Singapore’s BusinessHeatmap ·
  14. POLICYHow Data Center Opponents Won the ElectionInside Climate News ·
  15. POLICYData centers could lower your electricity bill. Will utilities let them?Utility Dive ·
  16. POLICYThe Download: COP31’s climate challenge and the quest for immortalityMIT Technology Review ·
  17. HILLIn Pennsylvania, Democratic Lawmakers Want to ‘Act Quickly’ on Clean Energy and AffordabilityInside Climate News ·
  18. POLICYThe GOP lost its iron grip on Ohio. What’s the outlook for clean energy?Canary Media ·
  19. POLICYIt’s the Artificial Intelligence Muddle NowHeatmap ·
  20. POLICYEven Cacti Are Threatened by Heat and Drought From Global WarmingInside Climate News ·
  21. POLICYRunning a Smart Home Energy System Takes a Lot of SoftwareHeatmap ·
  22. POLICYNorth Carolina Vows to Hold Chemours Accountable for Contamination ‘No Matter How Long It Takes’Inside Climate News ·
  23. POLICYLeading small modular nuclear reactor will be late and over budgetCanary Media ·
  24. POLICYWhat to know about this year’s UN climate talksMIT Technology Review ·
  25. POLICYExclusive: Coreshell Raises $30 Million to Replace Chinese Graphite With American SiliconHeatmap ·
  26. POLICYAn Urgent and Existential Threat: The Climate Crisis Is Also a Rule of Law EmergencyJust Security · · analysis
  27. POLICYCalifornia orders utilities to develop joint DER orchestration frameworkUtility Dive ·
  28. POLICYNorth America’s First SMR Project Is Running Late and Over BudgetHeatmap ·
  29. POLICYFERC’s LaCerte weighs in on midterms, PJM and utility monopoliesUtility Dive ·
  30. POLICYThe Trump Administration Praised a Georgia Manufacturer. Now the Company Is Suing the EPA.Inside Climate News ·
  31. POLICYCustomers who shop for energy suppliers pay more. Regulators disagree on what the numbers mean.Spotlight PA ·
  32. POLICYNew Dem regulators plan to take on Georgia Power’s data center gas boomCanary Media ·
  33. POLICYTeachers Discuss How the Political Climate Has Affected Their Classrooms (Opinion)Education Week · · opinion
  34. POLICYExclusive: Martin Heinrich on What’s Next for Permitting ReformHeatmap ·
  35. POLICYCan the Blue Wave Turn the Tide Against Border Wall Construction in Texas?Inside Climate News ·
  36. POLICYSouth Carolina Wants to Become a National Energy Industry HubGoverning ·
  37. POLICYEnergy Prices Are Still Heating Up the EconomyHeatmap ·
  38. POLICYHouse Moderates Say Now Is the Time for Permitting ReformHeatmap ·
  39. POLICYThe AI boom could shift diesel generators from backup to everyday useUtility Dive ·
  40. HILLSenate Advances Permitting Overhaul But Roadblocks LoomInside Climate News ·
  41. POLICYHigh oil prices have led to a dip in global carbon emissionsArs Technica ·
  42. POLICYAre data centers really paying their share? AES Indiana’s Google deal highlights a thorny questionUtility Dive ·
  43. HILLPermitting bill advances in Senate, but election results cast doubt on its futureUtility Dive ·
  44. POLICYCOP31 Meets the Overshoot EraInside Climate News ·
  45. POLICYCOP31 and the U.S. Retreat from Global Climate LeadershipJust Security · · analysis
  46. POLICYUtilities should consider ‘taking a breather’ from rate cases: Minnesota PUC vice chairUtility Dive ·
  47. POLICYThe Garbage Man: Bill Gates Has Earned Billions Investing in Climate-Polluting LandfillsProPublica ·
  48. POLICYWhy the World Is Still Running on Fossil Fuels After 30 Years of Climate TalksInside Climate News ·
  49. POLICYChicago program helps people transition from prison to solar jobsCanary Media ·
  50. POLICYHow the Blue Tsunami Strengthened the Permitting BillHeatmap ·
  51. HILLSenate Permitting Deal Wins First VoteHeatmap ·
  52. POLICYAlabama Power Lawyer Calls Landowner’s Statements, Stance ‘Ridiculous Stuff’Inside Climate News ·
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