Clean energy jobs
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Clean energy
Chart: Republicans take aim at clean energy boom benefiting GOP most
The Inflation Reduction Act unleashed a rush of investment in Republican-represented districts. Now, the GOP is proposing to effectively repeal the law.By Dan McCarthy .
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Clean energy jobs
Illinois’ clean energy transition needs workers. ComEd is training them.
The utility’s Academy programs are helping women and people of color start careers in clean energy. A new crop of workers just graduated.By Audrey Henderson .
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Offshore wind
Trump’s Empire Wind freeze threatens South Brooklyn jobs and economy
An offshore wind hub could revive a working-class neighborhood — but only if the project withstands Trump’s attacks. The community is pushing back.By Clare Fieseler .
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Clean energy
Chicago Teachers Union secures clean energy wins in new contract
The contract requires the district to update its climate action plan, create clean energy job training programs, and install more heat pumps and solar panels.By Kari Lydersen .
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Offshore wind
Trump’s offshore wind assault threatens factory jobs in GOP districts
Over 64% of manufacturing and supply-chain investment supporting the emerging industry is in Republican districts, per new data.By Clare Fieseler .
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Clean energy manufacturing
Michigan bets on EVs to revive its economy — and hopes jobs will follow
The swing state's Democratic leaders want to channel historic manufacturing prowess toward clean energy. Success will hinge on the November election.By Julian Spector .
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Green steel
Nippon Steel's troubled merger with U.S. Steel has climate problems too
It’s possible to produce steel in a more climate-friendly way, but neither company seems ready to adapt.By Gautama Mehta .
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Clean energy
Virginia’s bold plan to turn old coal mines into clean data centers
Data Center Ridge is the first phase in a state-endorsed plan to advance test sites for solar, wind, pumped hydro, small nuclear, and other clean energy innovations.By Elizabeth McGowan .
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Wind
Offshore wind port siting stirs debate among coastal Mainers
Residents worried about both climate change and ecological preservation weigh the planned location of a facility that could help launch Maine’s offshore wind industry.By Annie Ropeik .
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Workforce diversity
Celina Mikolajczak was working on batteries before they were even a thing
The chief battery technology officer at Lyten and longtime industry veteran talks shop with Canary Media. Plus, big job moves and venture funding news.
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