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What Does Water Want?: A Conversation with Author Erica Gies

Circle of Blue

A Conversation with Author Erica Gies appeared first on Circle of Blue. In February 2017, the Mokelumne River broke through a levee and flooded this farm near Walnut Grove, California. Photo © Eric Gies. By Brett Walton, Circle of Blue – June 7, 2022. Modern societies have dramatically disrupted the water cycle.

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A Word on Congestion Pricing

Legal Planet

Yesterday, New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority approved the city’s long-planned and hotly debated congestion pricing program , the first of its kind in the US. It is expected to raise about $1 billion annually for transit and transportation investments. It is a monumental step, regardless of the outcome of these cases.

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Electric Grid Investment in the Public Interest

Union of Concerned Scientists

Grid reliability is part of FERC’s authority and responsibility. Grid reliability is part of FERC’s authority and responsibility. Electricity is necessary for reading this blog, phoning your family, and buying milk at the store. Most every modern public health, safety and security system we rely on also depends on the electric grid.

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Centre County Recycling Coordinator Joanne Shafer To Retire; Longest Serving Recycling Coordinator In Pennsylvania

PA Environment Daily

On February 19, the Centre County Recycling and Refuse Authority announced Joanne Shafter, Deputy Executive Director and County Recycling Coordinator, will retire on February 29. According to Authority Chairman Dennis Hameister, “Joanne’s been the face of recycling in Centre County for over three decades.

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Tap Water Failures and Distrust of Government: A Conversation with Manny Teodoro

Circle of Blue

That’s one of many arguments that Manny Teodoro and co-authors Samantha Zuhlke and David Switzer make in a compelling new book titled The Profits of Distrust. The post Tap Water Failures and Distrust of Government: A Conversation with Manny Teodoro appeared first on Circle of Blue. Who distrusts tap water the most?

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Earth911 Podcast: Author Peter Fiekowsky on Climate Restoration

Earth 911

In a conversation sure to fire controversy, author and Foundation for Climate Restoration founder Peter. The post Earth911 Podcast: Author Peter Fiekowsky on Climate Restoration appeared first on Earth911.

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Income-Based Electric Bills: Fact and Fiction

Legal Planet

But this major change to electricity rates has inspired frustration and misunderstanding (a blog post from the authors of the Berkely study that initially proposed the policy addresses some of the common misunderstandings here ). Some critics contend that this is a giveaway to incumbent utilities. This is also not accurate.