@timechols@SimonMahan@NARUC@votenickmyers You jumped over the part where you justify nuclear notwithstanding the seemingly intolerable financial risk. Saying "leaders from both red and blue states have said it cannot be done without new nuclear" is not a justification.
In this new blog, based on data from IPA’s Transaction Cost Index Report #TCI, @willie_blackmon explains how fees and taxes affect ordinary consumers when conducting mobile money transactions in low- and middle-income countries. Read: https://t.co/6yXOKkldH7 #TransactionCostIndex
.@PSETalk: what's your advocacy on the @epa power plant rule? Your lobbying group, @Edison_electric, is trying to kill critical climate action. As a rate-paying customer, I hope you're working to support this rule. #UtilityMomentOfTruth
As the Pacific Northwest's demand for more — and renewable — energy increases, federal officials say the grid needs billions of dollars of work to keep the energy flowing. https://t.co/FyAeK9AsDK
@nworbmot This seems like a very important point in thinking about how the EU framework as a model for US policy. Various jurisdictions within the US have strong clean electricity and GHG emissions limits, and that would seem to be a material difference with other parts of US
@NiyerClimate Yes, indeed. The point about economy-wide clean electricity standards or carbon limits is also relevant when looking at different justice within the USA.
Thanks @BethDoglio for sponsoring this bill and @GovInslee for signing it today
WA passes climate goals for crypto and data centers while OR’s effort fails https://t.co/B9V2uVHYfX
@JuddLegum@ashtonpittman Is your theory that they were charity pricing until now? Or that the litigation result increases the willingness to pay of viewers?