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Commentary: Minnesota's 'Best of the Above' and the Clean Power Plan
Minnesota’s bipartisan clean energy framework has served the state exceptionally well. To paraphrase Governor Pawlenty, Minnesota’s clean energy policy is a “win-win-win-win” — good for customers, good for the state economy, good for our air and water resources, and good for Minnesota’s energy independence.By Guest Contributor .
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In Ohio, business and clean air advocates spar over EPA ozone rule
An upcoming Environmental Protection Agency ruling that would further reduce ground-level ozone levels has prompted a backlash from one of the nation’s largest business groups.By Guest Contributor .
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Commentary: Midwest cities pushing for control of their energy future
For citizens concerned about the fate of the planet, the options for effecting change through government action seem to be narrowing. If Congress is closed, and the states are too passive, what can be done?By Guest Contributor .
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For efficiency advocates, Ohio loan program remains bright spot
While Ohio lawmakers engage in a high-profile debate over the state's clean energy policy, a loan program for small businesses continues to show results.By Guest Contributor .
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For Illinois farmers, damage from coal mines can span decades
Some of Illinois’ prime farmland is torn up for surface mines. However, even when the topsoil remains untouched, mining under the surface can have serious and lasting effects on farmland.By Guest Contributor .
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Commentary: Utility solar costs less, but it's also worth less
A new report released this week asserts that utility-scale solar is much more economical than small-scale solar. But there are several reasons to seriously question the mistaken assertion that big solar is better.By Guest Contributor .
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Commentary: Renewable energy is key for Michigan's economy
Michigan’s manufacturing history and economy make it a perfect candidate for renewable energy growth.By Guest Contributor .
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Michigan cities gearing up for fight with utilities over LED streetlights
A battle is brewing in the Michigan Public Service Commission over the rate DTE Energy will charge municipalities to operate LED streetlights. At least one municipal official is calling for cities to take over their streetlights altogether.By Guest Contributor .
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Commentary: Indiana needs energy justice for all
We are embarking on a new era of energy democracy and ‘We, the people, in order to form a more perfect union’ want a Just Energy Choice.By Guest Contributor .
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Commentary: A long-term solution to our climate crisis
Fracking is only a temporary fix given that these resources are still finite and are not compatible with a long-term strategy to limit the effects of climate change.By Guest Contributor .
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