SOLAR
Military leaders join fight ahead of trade decision
A group of former U.S. military officials are urging the Trump administration to reject solar tariffs, sending one of many letters flying this week ahead of a long-awaited ruling.
Christa Marshall
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Christa is a reporter at Greenwire, covering energy technologies. She previously was a reporter at ClimateWire, where she served as assistant deputy editor. Since joining the company in 2008, she has covered everything from West Virginia's coal fights to Grenada's coastal challenges. Other expertise areas include carbon capture and sequestration, and Canadian and Arctic climate policy. A graduate of Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism, she formerly worked for The Denver Post and NPR.
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RENEWABLE ENERGY
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DOE
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ENERGY EFFICIENCY
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CARBON CAPTURE
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