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Blackouts to suitcase bombs: Energy after 9/11

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By Joseph J. Schatz Verified
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With help from Benjamin Storrow, Sara Schonhardt and Zack Colman in the U.S., Charlie Cooper in the United Kingdom, Mike Blanchfield in Canada, Zia Weise in Belgium, Brian Dabbs in Singapore, and Alexandre Léchenet and Nicolas Camut in France. A former U.S. Energy secretary talks about the nuclear risks related to 9/11. Fusion is on the international agenda. A federal judge throws President Donald Trump ‘s coal plan into question.
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Why Trump's ‘golden shares' are enticing progressives

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By Joseph J. Schatz Verified
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Direct government intervention in specific companies may be on the way to becoming a bipartisan feature. President Donald Trump holds up magnets manufactured by MP Materials during an American mining industry roundtable at State Department headquarters in Washington on Aug. 7.
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The Trump administration is taking stakes in more companies — and progressives are taking notes

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"The devil is in the details on how to structure these agreements so that they make sense for the public. … If you do have public money invested in a certain company or a certain industry, how does that affect the incentives for regulating that company's conduct, right?" says Bharat Ramamurti, who served as deputy director of President Joe Biden's National Economic Council from 2021 to 2023. "There are trade-offs that we have to work through.
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