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Someone, Please Bring Down the Price of Chocolate!

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By David Brown
| KANU-FM (Lawrence, KS)
LAWRENCE, Kan. (KPR) — Mother’s Day is fast approaching. Traditional gifts for mothers often include flowers, a hand-written card and sometimes chocolate. But fancy chocolates may not be in the cards for mom this year. Guest Commentator David J. Brown explains. 1 of 2 — PRICEY CHOCOLATES AT AU MARCHE 2.jpg An assortment of European chocolate bars stacked on a shelf at Au Marche, the European market, in downtown Lawrence, Kansas. J.
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Simplified versus integrated market designs: A review of Alberta’s evolving electricity market

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By David Brown
| energyregulationquarterly.ca
1. INTRODUCTION Like many jurisdictions worldwide, Alberta’s electricity system is undergoing considerable changes as its generation resource mix evolves. Between 2015 and 2024, the province saw a rapid decline in coal generation from meeting 50 per cent of total output to just 2 per cent, while renewable generation in the form of wind and solar has more than tripled as a share of output supplying 17 per cent of the market.
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A new 3,000-acre community will feature 5,700 homes

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By David Brown
| collincountymagazine.com
A significant new residential community, Preservation Creek, is set to transform Alvin, a city south of Houston, with plans for over 5,700 homes. This 3,000-acre project marks a major expansion in the region’s housing market and will play a vital role in meeting Houston’s growing housing demand.
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