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California’s climate policies created an energy crisis. Abundance is the answer. California’s climate policies created an energy crisis. Abundance is the answer.
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California’s climate policies created an energy crisis. Abundance is the answer.

My home state, California, was once an energy-dominant state. But its embrace of radical climate policies has invited dependence on dirtier foreign energy and…

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Behind the Scenes at New York Climate Week

Sydney Rodman | Blog
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New Jersey Nuclear Plant to Produce Isotope Keeping Medical Supplies Sterile

Sarah Montalbano | Blog
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Geothermal’s Big Opportunities

Sarah Montalbano | Blog
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New York’s Climate Shakedown Hits Roadblock in Federal Court

Sarah Montalbano | Blog
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EPA Announces Repeal of Rule That Would Have Cost Ratepayers Billions and Led to Blackouts

Sarah Montalbano | Blog
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Advanced Nuclear is On the Way With Launch Pad Initiative

Sarah Montalbano | Blog
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Colorado’s Climate Suit Reaches the Supreme Court, With National Implications

Sarah Montalbano | Blog
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Independent Women Signs Coalition Letter Commending Trump Administration for Extending Jones Act Waivers

Patrice Onwuka & Gabriella Hoffman | Letters
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California’s climate policies created an energy crisis. Abundance is the answer.

Gabriella Hoffman | Op-Ed
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Trump Administration Likely to Extend Jones Act Waiver

Sarah Montalbano | Blog
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New York’s First-in-Nation Data Center Moratorium Misses the Mark

Sarah Montalbano | Blog
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Five States Will Help the U.S. Move on From Yucca Mountain

Sarah Montalbano | Blog