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ATLANTA — Georgia utility regulators are weighing the future of Georgia Power's nuclear reactor project in a way that some argue ensures that customers will eventually be stuck with the tab.
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President Trump likes to take his Thanksgiving turkey with a side of skepticism. He punctuates his mistrust in climate science as the weather turns colder.
By Daniel Cusick in Climatewire
More than 600 volunteers for Citizens' Climate Lobby spread out across Capitol Hill last week, meeting with members from both parties.
By Nick Sobczyk in Climatewire