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Electrify America will build chargers in cities
Volkswagen AG's electric fuel subsidiary, Electrify America, said yesterday it will spend $235 million in the next three years to build charging stations in city cores and highways.
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David Ferris, E&E News reporter
Volkswagen AG's electric fuel subsidiary, Electrify America, said yesterday it will spend $235 million in the next three years to build charging stations in city cores and highways.
As he faced multiple investigations last year, then-EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt set up a legal defense fund. The fund's trustee sought money from one of her friends, a billionaire Republican donor, to help defray costs.
By Kevin Bogardus in Greenwire
AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka said the largest group of U.S. unions does not support the Green New Deal in its current form, a potential blow for activists.
By Nick Sobczyk in Greenwire
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As he faced multiple investigations last year, then-EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt set up a legal defense fund. The fund's trustee sought money from one of her friends, a billionaire Republican donor, to help defray costs.
By Kevin Bogardus in Greenwire
AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka said the largest group of U.S. unions does not support the Green New Deal in its current form, a potential blow for activists.
By Nick Sobczyk in Greenwire