“According to the announcement, women comprise of 47% of the total labor force, but only 26% of the manufacturing workforce. The organization says the overarching goal of GLAM is to make a direct and positive impact on that statistic.”https://t.co/lmZrwA7CFR
“ACHE is working on launching the Alabama Credential Registry which will be a centralized registry of all certificates, licenses, traditional degrees and non-degree credentials offered in Alabama.” https://t.co/4TkXL6qY8R
“After all, agriculture is a cornerstone to the Alabama way of life. The Alabama agricultural industry is a $70 billion industry, an economic powerhouse throughout the state.” https://t.co/GP78dmj6la
"Indeed, the bill will generate at least $2.5 million over the life of the extension for three counties within Reed’s district alone: Winston, Walker and Fayette. The $0.135 per ton severance tax was first enacted in 1971." https://t.co/R6sGrQBYnC
“Once executed, this comprehensive and robust closure program will establish containment of the coal ash material and redundant safety and environmental protection controls,” George added in a statement.”
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“Marshall’s team is arguing that the “Biden Ban purports to protect the environment, but instead it constitutes what is likely the single-largest divestment of revenue for environmental protection projects in American history.” https://t.co/1nNbaQDp9h
“As Alabama moves forward with designing an education and workforce training system aligned to the demands of business and industry, obtaining a clear picture of the skills and credentials required by Alabama companies is essential.” https://t.co/RARqY4x5IL
Alissa Schafer and others at @EnergyandPolicy have never revealed who actually pays them to attack utilities. If EPI has never been incorporated, as Schafer admits, how can it pay numerous employees and receive non-profit funding?
“The @EnergyandPolicy routinely comments on energy policy matters facing the nation, often in ways that would harm American workers. Floridians deserve to know who is really paying Alissa Schafer because their jobs and their energy bills may depend on it.” https://t.co/eBV89sK9df
Reminder that if you want to contact Daniel Tait re: his work with @EnergyandPolicy, you’ll need to write to a PO Box in San Francisco. Pretty mysterious for a group that rails on transparency issues. That says an awful lot.
Also, a daily reminder that Daniel Tait refuses to disclose who pays him, with many speculating it’s the solar industry. His agenda is to close any energy source that isn’t solar. Not very hard to see.
As data shows that MISO survived the winter storms with more than 50% of generation from coal, Daniel Tait calls coal unnecessary. Completely out of touch with reality.