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India's top court on ordered New Delhi to establish checkpoints on all roads into the city to stop the entry of polluting vehicles.
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As Colleges Go Green, the IRA Is Here to Help
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A Small Win for Curbside EV Charging in California
Bill requires state and local governments to develop permitting guidelines, but it lacks provisions for identifying optimal charging locations.
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The heat pump industry adapts to new refrigerants, faces a shortage of skilled technicians, and navigates uneven regulations.
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The vulnerabilities of the Texas power grid due to privatization and the need for a transition to publicly owned utilities for a sustainable energy future.
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