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DOE advanced fuel contract raises eyebrows
A senior Republican senator expressed concern yesterday over the awarding of a $115 million contract to a uranium enrichment company with a history of federal government dependence.
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Jeremy Dillon, E&E News reporter
A senior Republican senator expressed concern yesterday over the awarding of a $115 million contract to a uranium enrichment company with a history of federal government dependence.
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Canada has a surplus of hydropower that could help New England and New York meet their climate goals. But that electricity can't reach the U.S. without new transmission lines. And those projects are dividing communities.
By Benjamin Storrow in Climatewire
The Trump administration's latest regulatory agenda details plans for replacing the Obama-era Clean Power Plan and Clean Water Rule.
By Niina Heikkinen in Greenwire