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Court won't revisit Minn. transmission fight
A transmission company will not get a second chance to ask a federal appeals court to review a Minnesota law that gives existing in-state providers priority for constructing new projects.
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Niina H. Farah, E&E News reporter
A transmission company will not get a second chance to ask a federal appeals court to review a Minnesota law that gives existing in-state providers priority for constructing new projects.
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President Trump and his supporters wasted little time making a campaign message out of Joe Biden's promise of a "transition" away from oil, but it's unclear if it could move votes for Trump with 11 days left in the campaign.
By Timothy Cama and Nick Sobczyk in Greenwire
When fracking came to Wesley Silva's Pennsylvania neighborhood, the drilling rattled homes and gas flaring turned the night sky orange. But its smell worried him most.
By Adam Aton in Climatewire