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Eric Wesoff

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Director at Canary Media, reporting on climate change, electrification, decarbonization @CanaryMediaInc.

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Canary Media is turning 5 ! Original

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By Eric Wesoff 
| Canary Media
Five years ago, we launched Canary Media on a simple premise: that the energy transition, the greatest economic and industrial transformation of our lifetimes, deserved a newsroom entirely dedicated to covering it. We’ve spent every day since reporting on the most central, urgent, complicated, hopeful, and contested stories of the clean energy era. I’m grateful to our team for their standout work, and to the readers and supporters who’ve helped this organization thrive.
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A retired nuclear plant in Michigan is about to restart, a first for…

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By Eric Wesoff 
| Canary Media
The 800-MW Palisades plant received key federal approvals to open three years after shutting down and has ambitious plans to be operational by the end of 2025. The starting gun for the long-promised U.S. nuclear renaissance might have just gone off. The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission announced late last week that it has granted several key approvals that Holtec International needs to restart Michigan’s 800-megawatt Palisades Nuclear Plant three years after the facility shut down.
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Clean energy won’t be stopped Original

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By Eric Wesoff 
| Canary Media
Times are fraught, but the energy transition story continues — and it’s never been more important to tell it. A message from Canary Media’s executive director: Despite the current chaos in Washington, D.C., the transition to a clean energy future won’t be stopped. It’s now being led from the ground up, by local and state elected officials, impassioned advocates, creative entrepreneurs, union craftspeople, dedicated citizens — and you.
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