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Houston sees 'defining moment' with new regulations
HOUSTON — The City Council in America's longtime energy capital voted yesterday to enact stronger floodplain regulations, signaling a new approach to future construction.
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Edward Klump and Mike Lee, E&E News reporters
HOUSTON — The City Council in America's longtime energy capital voted yesterday to enact stronger floodplain regulations, signaling a new approach to future construction.
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A review of utility plans by E&E News provides clues about what coal, natural gas, renewables and electricity demand may look like in the coming decades.
By Jeffrey Tomich and Rod Kuckro in Energywire
As California attorney general, Kamala Harris led a team that fought to keep more people imprisoned so they could fight wildfires. She said later that she was unaware of the effort.
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