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Reporter for Politico, formerly @EENewsUpdates. Colorado-based, covering the West. More at jasonplautz.com
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Dozens of unions, transit groups ask California leaders to fully fund climate programs

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By Jason Plautz Verified
| E&E News Verified
A coalition of unions and rail advocates is pushing Gov. Gavin Newsom and legislative leaders to protect funding earmarked for California’s high-speed rail project and climate programs. Those programs are at risk of being defunded due to changes to the state’s emissions trading program.
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By Lesley Clark Verified, Jason Plautz Verified
| POLITICO Pro Verified
Three states in the past year have made it harder for trial lawyers and environmental groups to sue fossil fuel companies over global warming. ENERGYWIRE | Republican-led states are embracing a new way to shield the oil and gas industry from climate lawsuits — by curtailing a widely used law that activists and government officials have deployed in the past to bolster lawsuits against polluters, opioid manufacturers, social media companies and the cigarette industry.
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Data center boom meets Rust Belt politics

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By Jason Plautz Verified
| POLITICO Verified
Need more evidence that the data center boom is scrambling politics? Look to the Rust Belt. Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro on Tuesday enacted new rules that effectively halt any new data centers that face opposition from local officials, write Adam Aton and Christa Marshall . The Democrat — and potential White House contender — has gone from wooing tech companies a year ago to calling for action against “greedy developers.” But Shapiro stopped short of endorsing a moratorium, unlike New York Gov.
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