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Elizabeth Weise

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Elizabeth Weise is a national correspondent for USA TODAY based in San Francisco. FYI, it's pronounced like 'geese.'
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US counties are blocking the future of renewable energy: These maps, graphics show how

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By Elizabeth Weise, Stephen Beard Verified, Suhail Bhat Verified
| Tacoma News Tribune Verified
The U.S. has set a goal to reach 100% clean energy by 2035, but a nationwide analysis by USA TODAY shows that achieving it is increasingly unlikely – local governments are banning green power faster than they're building it. At least 15% of counties in the U.S. have effectively halted new utility-scale wind, solar, or both, USA TODAY found.
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Mandarin Immersion Parents Council

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By Elizabeth Weise
| miparentscouncil.org
I’ve decided I’m going to start pulling an Onion, and use the same headline every time a district sets out to mess with a thriving Mandarin immersion program.
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Mandarin Immersion Parents Council

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By Elizabeth Weise
| miparentscouncil.org
A fascinating article. Back in 2015, there were more than 20,000 Americans studying in China. Today it’s less than a tenth that. Whatever the future brings, the U.S. and China need to better understand each other, and you can’t get the level of understanding necessary by watching a few movies on Netflix. It takes making friends, which you need the language for. Kids in Mandarin immersion today are going to be important to decades to come. Fewer opportunities, less passion, no clue?
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