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Light at the end of tunnel for Tunisia after renewable boom

The New Arab 21 Mar 2023
the country’s embrace of renewable energy. "Amid this bleak picture, renewable energy offers Tunisia the opportunity to pursue two goals at once ... "Solar power presents a promising opportunity to develop Palestine's energy independence, but focus must still be on the Israeli military occupation as the root cause of Palestinian energy poverty".
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Minnesota nuclear power plant leaked radioactive water last year

Principia Scientific 21 Mar 2023
At least 400,000 gallons of spilled from Xcel Energy’s Monticello facility on November 22, which came from a pipe between two buildings. The public is outraged by silence of the matter, as it occurred months before the devastating East Palestine train derailment that released 1.6 million pounds of hazardous chemicals in Ohio.
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British diplomats reported for wearing T-shirts with maps erasing Israel

Cleveland Jewish News 20 Mar 2023
Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) has reported British diplomats stationed in Jerusalem for potential breaches of the Diplomatic Service Code, after they sported T-shirts featuring a map of “Palestine” extending from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea, effectively wiping out Israel.
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Michigan lawmakers urge EGLE to reopen public comment on Romulus waste site

Detroit news 19 Mar 2023
Local authorities and elected officials were not notified about the disposal of toxic waste from East Palestine in Romulus until after Norfolk Southern railway company and Republic Industrial and Energy Services had reached an agreement, they wrote in the letter.
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Nuclear power plant leaked 400,000 GALLONS of radioactive water in November: Americans outraged after incident ...

The Daily Mail 17 Mar 2023
At least 400,000 gallons of spilled from Xcel Energy's Monticello facility on November 22, which came from a pipe between two buildings. The public is outraged by silence of the matter, as it occurred months before the devastating East Palestine train derailment that released 1.6 million pounds of hazardous chemicals in Ohio.
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Minesota nuclear power plant leaked 400,000 GALLONS of radioactive water in November... and only now ...

The Daily Mail 17 Mar 2023
At least 400,000 gallons of spilled from Xcel Energy's Monticello facility on November 22, which came from a pipe between two buildings. The public is outraged by silence of the matter, as it occurred months before the devastating East Palestine train derailment that released 1.6 million pounds of hazardous chemicals in Ohio.
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Pennsylvania could benefit greatly from hydrogen hubs, if they are well-regulated | PennLive Editorial Board

Penn Live 17 Mar 2023
PennLive’s Editorial Board met with Eugene DePasquale, former Pennsylvania Auditor General and co-chair of Energy Future PA, a nonpartisan renewable energy advocacy organization ... Department of Energy is offering to pay states $7 billion to create a network of hydrogen hubs ... Third, there’s the expected boost to the overall energy economy.
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China reopening borders to tourists

The Hill 14 Mar 2023
China will reopen its borders to tourists on Wednesday after three years of COVID-19 restrictions, China’s Foreign Ministry has announced ... White House. Conservative Freedom Caucus proposal would kill jobs, undo clean energy investments Ohio Democrats at odds over Biden yet to visit East Palestine ... .
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Biden administration proposes national limit for toxic ‘forever chemicals’ in drinking water

The Hill 14 Mar 2023
The chemicals, known as per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), have been found to cause kidney and testicular cancer, as well as thyroid disease.  ... Conservative Freedom Caucus proposal would kill jobs, undo clean energy investments Ohio Democrats at odds over Biden yet to visit East Palestine ... This story is developing and will be updated ... .
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Meta laying off another 10,000 employees

The Hill 14 Mar 2023
Facebook parent company Meta on Tuesday announced it’s cutting around 10,000 employees in another bout of massive layoffs as the tech sector struggles with a fraught economy ... White House. Conservative Freedom Caucus proposal would kill jobs, undo clean energy investments Ohio Democrats at odds over Biden yet to visit East Palestine ... .
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Northwest lawmakers will play key roles in bipartisan rail safety push after Ohio derailment

The Spokesman-Review 12 Mar 2023
... to the East Palestine derailment ... Cathy McMorris Rodgers – a Spokane Republican who chairs the House Energy and Commerce Committee, whose jurisdiction includes the environmental impact of the East Palestine disaster – didn’t respond when asked about her stance on the bill.
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Manchin vows to block Biden lands director pick

The Hill 11 Mar 2023
Sign up for the Energy and Environment newsletter ... Welcome to The Hill’s Energy & Environment newsletter ... Energy & Environment. Energy & Environment ... How policy will affect the energy and environment sectors now and in the future. ... Why hasn’t Biden gone to East Palestine? .
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UNRWA chief appeals for extra Arab League support amid financial crisis

Arab News 10 Mar 2023
Lazzarini urged member states, particularly those with a long history of solidarity with the cause of Palestine, to extend their support through UNRWA’s services ...Together we need to bring in knowledge, resources and creative energy to Palestine refugee communities.
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What to watch in Thursday’s East Palestine hearing

The Hill 08 Mar 2023
2023-03-08T23.32.30+00.00 What to watch in Thursday\u2019s East Palestine hearing Welcome to The Hill’s Energy & Environment newsletter {beacon} Energy & Environment Energy & Environment    The Big Story  What to watch for at Senate’s first ...
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Israel's occupation is eclipsing Palestine's solar potential

The New Arab 08 Mar 2023
Palestine, with its abundance of sunshine (a daily average of 8 hours), has a high potential for utilising solar energy. However, the Israeli occupation systematically hinders this potential, leaving Palestinians in energy poverty and undermining the opportunity for Palestine’s energy independence.

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