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Who Should Pay Billions for Climate Disasters? CA, States Target Big Oil

California leads several states in legal efforts to hold major oil companies financially responsible for climate-related disasters and infrastructure damage. The article examines the potential effectiveness of this strategy. Source: calmatters.org

https://calmatters.org/environment/climate-change/2025/03/climate-change-califor…

After Groundbreaking Bills on Jobs and Solar, State Tackles Grid

Following successful legislation on clean energy jobs and solar initiatives, Illinois is now focusing on modernizing its electrical grid infrastructure to support renewable energy growth and improve reliability. Source: canarymedia.com

https://www.canarymedia.com/articles/transmission/after-groundbreaking-jobs-and-…

As Administration Slashes Climate Action, Can States and Cities Pick Up the Slack?

With the Trump administration cutting federal climate initiatives, this analysis explores whether state and local governments can effectively advance climate policies and maintain progress toward emissions reduction goals. Source: reuters.com

https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/boards-policy-regulation/analysis-trump-s…

AI Data Center Jobs Projections: Fact or Fiction

This article critically examines recent projections about job creation in the AI data center industry, separating realistic employment forecasts from potentially inflated claims as the sector continues rapid expansion. Source: eweek.com

https://www.eweek.com/artificial-intelligence/wsj-ai-data-centers-jobs/

IBEW Leads Way to Defeat State RTW Bill

IBEW members successfully organized to defeat a "right-to-work" bill in New Hampshire, protecting workers' rights and collective bargaining. Source: ibew.org

https://www.ibew.org/media-center/Articles/25Daily/2502/250228_NewHampshire-hous…

Members Shine In NC Storm Recovery

IBEW members demonstrate exceptional dedication and skill in North Carolina's storm recovery efforts, working tirelessly to restore power and rebuild infrastructure damaged by recent severe weather. Their rapid response has been crucial in helping communities return to normalcy. Source: ibew.org

https://www.ibew.org/media-center/Articles/25Daily/2502/240224_BostonMembers

How AI is Infiltrating Labor Union Contracts, Strategies

An in-depth analysis of how artificial intelligence technologies are increasingly influencing labor union contract negotiations and strategic planning. The article examines both potential benefits and concerns for workers as unions adapt to technological changes in the workplace. Source: publicsource.org

https://www.publicsource.org/ai-labor-union-contracts-pittsburgh-work/

New Plug-in Hybrid Models Let Drivers Ease into EVs

A comprehensive look at the latest plug-in hybrid electric vehicles entering the market, offering consumers a transitional option between traditional combustion engines and fully electric vehicles. The article highlights models with improved range, performance, and charging capabilities. Source: abc7.com

https://abc7.com/post/new-plug-hybrid-models-let-drivers-ease-ev-experience/1595…

Chile Power Grid Flickers Back to Life After Huge Outage

Coverage of Chile's recovery efforts following a massive power outage that affected major portions of the country. The report details how electrical workers are restoring the power grid and the impact on critical infrastructure, including the nation's important copper mining operations. Source: reuters.com

https://www.reuters.com/markets/commodities/chile-power-partially-restored-after…

Opponents Ask Interior Sec to Halt Offshore Projects

Groups opposing offshore wind development have petitioned the Interior Secretary to stop all offshore wind projects, citing concerns about impacts on fishing industries and marine ecosystems. Source: newbedfordlight.org

https://newbedfordlight.org/offshore-wind-foes-ask-trumps-interior-secretary-to-…

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