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Clean Energy Projects Surge After Climate Bill Passage

Clean Energy Projects Surge After Climate Bill Passage

Investments in battery factories, solar panel manufacturing and mining will help the Biden administration meet targets for reducing greenhouse gasses.

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The New York Times

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/09/07/business/energy-environment/clean-energy-climate-bill.html

← Governor Abbott, TxDOT Announce Record $85 Billion, 10-Year Transportation Plan
DOE Announces $66 Million to Research the Impact of Climate Change on America’s Urban Communities →

The U.S. Proposes to Increase the Broadband Standard to 100 Mbps

Distribution Of Goods Affected By Truck Driver Shortage

Four U.S. Agencies Release National Blueprint for Transportation Decarbonization

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