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Climate Deniers Are Claiming EVs Are Bad for the Environment — Again. Here’s Why They’re Wrong.

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Climate and energy policy experts say electrifying vehicles is necessary to mitigate these emissions. Tags: electric vehicles Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI) climate science denial ExxonMobil Koch Union of Concerned Scientists Energy and Policy Institute In the U.S., In the U.S.,

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Electric Utilities Are Slow to Address the Climate Crisis, Reports Indicate

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Read time: 10 mins The electric utility sector is largely lagging when it comes to responding to the climate emergency, both in terms of rapidly slashing globe-warming emissions and planning for climate impacts like increasingly extreme weather.

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European Thinktanks Repeating ‘Well-worn’ US Climate Denial Tropes

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Tags: global warming policy foundation institute of economic affairs Centre for Policy Studies Europäisches Institut für Klima und Energie Instituto Juan de Mariana Austrian Economics Centre

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FirstEnergy Scandal is Latest Example of Utility Corruption, Deceit

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Read time: 13 mins By Matt Kasper , originally published at Energy and Policy Institute. Tags: electric utilities FirstEnergy Southern Company Entergy Corp exelon in exchange for passing a law that bailed out that company’s nuclear and coal plants. .

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Replacing Coal with Renewables Could Save Energy Customers $8 Billion a Year, Financial Analysts Find

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Read time: 6 mins By Joe Smyth, Energy and Policy Institute. This was originally posted on the Energy and Policy Institute. coal plants over the next decade. coal plants over the next decade.

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Delayed Senate Energy Bill Promotes LNG Exports, 'Clean Coal' and Geoengineering

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Read time: 7 mins The huge bipartisan energy bill currently stalled in the Senate would fast-track exports of fracked gas , offer over a billion dollars in subsidies to “clean coal” efforts and make available hundreds of millions in tax dollars for a geoengineering pilot project.

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Chamber of Commerce’s Energy Members Silent After Group Opposed Using Wartime Law to Produce Medical Supplies

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Read time: 6 mins By Dave Anderson , Energy and Policy Institute. Originally posted on Energy and Policy Institute. Some of those same energy companies, and their trade associations, have for years lobbied for the use of the Defense Production Act to bail out struggling coal plants.

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