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Sustainable Business Reporter @WSJ. Formerly at Bloomberg Law and Global Investigations Review. Sources get in touch at clara.hudson@wsj.com
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Exclusive | Self-Driving Car Company Waymo is Repurposing its Old EV Batteries

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By Clara Hudson 
| The Wall Street Journal
Waymo is joining with a startup that gathers worn-out EV batteries and gives them a new function harnessing power for the electric grid WSJ Pro A Waymo car drives up a hill in San Francisco. Photo: Jeff Chiu/Associated Press Alphabet’s Waymo is set to repurpose its old electric-vehicle batteries as storage for solar power.
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State Attorneys General Sue Trump Administration Over Payment Ending Offshore Wind Projects

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By Clara Hudson 
| The Wall Street Journal
Lawsuit marks the latest move in the skirmish between Democratic states and the government over the federal onslaught on wind farms TotalEnergies has said it won’t pursue any further offshore wind leases in the U.S. and will instead invest in fossil-fuel projects. Photo: damien meyer/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images New York’s attorney general is leading a lawsuit against the Trump administration to challenge its deal that put an end to a French energy company’s offshore wind projects.
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The Nuclear Industry Got a New Life. So Has Its Drive to Recycle Radioactive Waste.

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By Clara Hudson 
| The Wall Street Journal
There is a renewed push to scale technology that can extract energy from radioactive waste—and even reap power from Cold War-era bombs WSJ Pro Steel and concrete containers used for dry storage of spent fuel at the Tennessee Valley Authority's Sequoyah nuclear plant near Chattanooga, Tenn. Photo: Associated Press The U.S. has been wrangling with what to do with its radioactive waste for decades.
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