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President Trump described the California landscape yesterday as a pincushion dotted with "tired" and abandoned wind turbines.
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Scott Waldman, E&E News reporter
President Trump described the California landscape yesterday as a pincushion dotted with "tired" and abandoned wind turbines.
As the coronavirus spreads, there are growing concerns that some energy associations could close their doors because of the economic downturn.
By Heather Richards and Timothy Cama in Energywire
EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler wants the agency's inspector general to scrap a report that faults a lack of outreach to communities possibly exposed to a cancer-causing chemical.
By Sean Reilly in Greenwire
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As the coronavirus spreads, there are growing concerns that some energy associations could close their doors because of the economic downturn.
By Heather Richards and Timothy Cama in Energywire
EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler wants the agency's inspector general to scrap a report that faults a lack of outreach to communities possibly exposed to a cancer-causing chemical.
By Sean Reilly in Greenwire