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Ohio steel giant aims to use Biden climate funds for polluting project Original

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By Kathiann M. Kowalski Verified
| Canary Media Verified
Steel giant Cleveland-Cliffs was supposed to use up to $500 million from a Biden administration grant to usher in cleaner steelmaking in southwestern Ohio. Now, the company plans to instead put those funds toward a project that locks in old coal-based tech for decades and amps up local air pollution.
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More Ohioans Are Getting Their Power Shut Off as Energy Costs Surge

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By Kathiann M. Kowalski Verified
| Cleveland Scene Verified
This story was originally published by Canary Media. More and more Ohioans are struggling to pay their utility bills. That’s one clear takeaway from the latest utility reports showing how many customers had their power shut off because of unpaid bills.
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A $100M Ohio energy fund lacks transparency — and excludes renewables

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By Kathiann M. Kowalski Verified
| Ohio Capital Journal
This story was originally published by Canary Media. Ohio has made $100 million available for new energy projects in the state, but critics are pushing back on the decision to bar renewable energy projects from accessing the funds — and on the lack of transparency around the process. The JobsOhio Energy Opportunity Initiative was announced by Republican Gov. Mike DeWine last October.
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