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ComEd Bribery Scandal Clouds Picture for Exelon’s Illinois Nuclear Plants

GreenTechMedia

But subsidiary utility Commonwealth Edison’s involvement in a bribery scandal has complicated this and other key policy efforts in its home state. “These new policies and oversight will ensure this will not happen again.” “We have taken robust actions to address these [issues]," Crane said.

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The scientist who warned the US about climate change says it’s worse than we thought. Again.

Grist

The metric is a calculation of how many degrees the planet would warm by if the amount of carbon dioxide was doubled from pre-industrial times — an amount that is quickly approaching. While Hansen’s research shows that there’s a certain amount of warming locked in even after we stop emitting carbon dioxide, Mann refutes this characterization.

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Will the new Conservative leader miss the forest for the trees?

Clean Energy Canada

As people who work on climate policy for a living, the news that Conservative leader Erin O’Toole had been unseated brought to mind four unsettling words: Here we go again. Critically, their proposal also kept in place a version of carbon pricing. If you’re fighting carbon pricing, you’re fighting climate action.

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Pressure on creatives: PR, advertising firms targeted by fossil fuel divestment movement

GreenBiz

He argued oil and gas company advertising is usually not directed at getting consumers to buy their products and services but is more akin to political lobbying. This is political advertising that they're running to maintain their influence over public policy," he suggested.

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Nature's moment

Business Green

Political and business leaders are prioritising action on nature like never before, but can this sudden uptick in engagement be translated into tangible progress? A wide array of trends and technologies have combined to ensure that nature is finally being given due consideration. Nature is having something of a moment.

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Our Best of 2023 Has Your Holiday Reading Covered

DeSmogBlog

Fossil Fuel Companies Made Bold Promises to Capture Carbon. By Michael Buchsbaum and Edward Donnelly Carbon capture and storage got so much buzz this year, but our reporters went beyond the hype. That figure doesn’t include a $10 billion federal carbon capture tax credit announced during COP28. Here’s What Actually Happened.

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Are we entering a new era for utility-scale solar?

Renewable Energy World

While the outlook is less certain in some markets, such as Latin America, especially due to the temporary impact of Covid-19, and changes in political support in the utility-scale sector in countries such Mexico, deployments are still expected to increase. Government Policies and Regulations. Innovation to meet demand.

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