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SOLAR: A 485 MW Virginia solar farm is running smoothly with 12 full-time employees, several dozen contractors and a herd of sheep to clear vegetation despite community concern when it was first proposed in 2018. (Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star)
ELECTRIC VEHICLES:
STORAGE: A battery supplier delays the start of operations at a planned South Carolina facility due to weaker-than-expected electric vehicle demand growth. (Utility Dive)
OIL & GAS:
OVERSIGHT: Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin appoints new members to an environmental justice council and state air board. (Virginia Mercury)
GRID: A Louisiana parish has been waiting for three years for funding from a federal agency to tear down and replace a power plant damaged by Hurricane Ida. (WWL)
UTILITIES:
NUCLEAR:
CLIMATE:
POLITICS: Virginia’s attorney general joins a group of 24 attorneys general pressing financial institutions over whether they use a proxy advisory firm to prioritize greenhouse gas reductions and other environmental goals when voting on shareholder proposals. (Virginia Mercury)
COMMENTARY: A 34,400-gallon crude oil spill in Louisiana this summer stands as a reminder of how reliance on fossil fuel creates vulnerabilities, particularly in marginalized communities that are disproportionately affected by such incidents, writes a climate advocate. (Louisiana Illuminator)
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