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Something in the Air

Source: Climate Central
This May 10 release presents a sharp increase in very hot days in the United States over the past several decades, underlining the need to adapt in any transition scenario.
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Not Exactly Letting Energy Mellow, But Still...

Source: Oregon Public Broadcasting
This local April 28 story captures news reported elsewhere, that Portland, Oregon's public utility placed 400 megawatts of battery storage into service.
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India and the Race for Space (Against Time)

Source: The New Yorker
Yes, the New Yorker. This April 26 feature delves into work at what India's government says will become the largest solar installation on Earth.
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Can Three "S"s Stop an SOS?

Source: National Renewable Energy Lab
This April 20 release from the federal lab discusses a partnership with rural electric cooperatives to unleash data for routing power where it's needed in the face of an outage.
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Microgrids and Their Mojo

Source: Mother Jones
This April 18 page tees up a series of features on resilience-focused microgrid development across the United States.
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Straight From the Collection

Source: Internal Revenue Service
This is the federal guidance for bonus tax credits to projects in areas that depended on fossil fuel production, released on April 4.
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But What If You Just Sold More Cars at Lower Prices?

Source: Reuters
On April 5, the wire service duly reported big carmakers who have boasted of their commitment to EV production warning that government rules will lower tax credits for car buyers.
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Another Northeastern Bottleneck

Source: Bloomberg Law
This March 30 story details tension within the United States' , swirling around whether and how the program should target resources to communities at greatest risk of damage from severe weather and energy poverty.
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NREL Would Ya Look at That?

Source: Heatmap
On March 16, the new kid on the climate-news block distilled an optimistic national study.
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Not Without its Costs

Source: NPR
This March 10 story shows General Motors, getting ready to make only electric cars which require less human labor than traditional cars. Part of that preparation involves seeking to buy out $2 billion worth of employee wages.