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Once Touted as a Solution to CAFO Manure, Biodigesters Face an Uncertain Future

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By Kari Lydersen Verified
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Unlock the Full Story with a Civil Eats Membership Expand your understanding of food systems as a Civil Eats member. Enjoy unlimited access to our groundbreaking reporting, engage with experts, and connect with a community of changemakers. Now their 150-acre farm in Kewaunee County, home to 30-some cows plus additional steers, is surrounded by dairy farms that house many thousands of animals each, Utesch lamented one rainy day this spring as he walked across the sodden grass toward his herd.
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Indiana coal plant that Trump forced to stay open is not operating Original

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By Kari Lydersen Verified
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The company told MISO that ​“significant boiler and turbine work” is ongoing on both coal units, which were built in the mid-1980s. Households and businesses will bear the financial brunt of propping up coal plants, which are more expensive to operate than newer gas plants and renewable energy paired with batteries. In March, federal regulators approved NIPSCO’s request to spread the costs of the coal plant repairs among customers across the north and central part of the region.
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Charge your car at Menards? Its Illinois stores are adding EV ports. Original

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By Kari Lydersen Verified
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Menards is a Midwest staple: The Wisconsin-based chain, known for its ​“Save BIG Money” slogan, is the nation’s third-largest home-improvement retail brand, behind Home Depot and Lowe’s. But in Illinois, it’s slowly becoming more than just a place for folks to pick up ceiling hooks and gardening gloves, as developers eye the big-box store as a promising spot to build public EV chargers.
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