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2021: The Year in Review

Legal Planet

But 2021 was a big year for environmental policy. The biggest news of 2021, for the environment as well as other reasons, was the replacement of Donald Trump by Joseph Biden. The law provides a heady influx of money for public transit, rail, electric vehicle charging stations, and transmission. Download as PDF.

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What’s Up With Water – September 27, 2021

Circle of Blue

Six weeks later, there is little information about the spill, according to the science and conservation news site Mongabay. In the United States, conservation data released last week shows that California residents are barely conserving water at all. Is there the same focus on water’s role in reducing carbon emissions?

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Penn State Creates Task Force To Significantly Reduce University's Carbon Emissions

PA Environment Daily

Over the last 15 years, Penn State University has cut its carbon emissions by more than 35 percent, putting the University ahead of schedule to meet its goal of reducing greenhouse gas outputs to 80 percent below 1990 levels by 2050. The group began meeting this summer and aims to share its recommendations by the end of this year.

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Four EV Trends

Legal Planet

According to the Economist , by 2040 about three-quarters of global sales will be EV even under conservative assumptions. Internal combustion engines have seen significant, though incremental, technological improvements, which have been driven by tougher emission standards and fuel economy rules. Download as PDF

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FRESH, May 31, 2022: Summer To Bring Rising Electricity Rates, Blackouts to Great Lakes Region

Circle of Blue

Utilities warn of blackouts and rising electricity rates across the Great Lakes region this summer. Brian Langloss, a senior field representative for the conservation nonprofit Oceana. In context: 2021 Election Recap: New York Voters Approve Clean Water Constitutional Amendment. Fresh from the Great Lakes News Collaborative.

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Renewables to become first global electricity source by 2025

Edouard Stenger

According to the International Energy Agency (IEA) , renewable energy sources are to become the first electricity source by 2025, surpassing dirty coal. Solar and wind are also due to cover most if not all of global electricity demand growth in the meantime. We will soon witness this sector having its emissions plateau and decrease.

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105 New Stories - REAL Environmental & Conservation Leadership In PA

PA Environment Daily

Proposal To Construct 2 Solar Energy Facilities To Provide Electricity To Compressor Stations In Columbia, Wyoming Counties [PaEN] -- PA Solar Center, Partners Host Feb. 19 EarthTalks Webinar: The Economic Impact Of Carbon Emission Trading Scheme On Building Retrofits [PaEN] -- Utility Dive: Grid-Enhancing Technologies Could Facilitate 6.6