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Now You Can Compost Human Bodies Too

Now You Can Compost Human Bodies Too

At Herland Forest, a cemetery and research co-operative in Washington State, steward Walt Patrick and his per…

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Now You Can Compost Human Bodies Too

Now You Can Compost Human Bodies Too

At Herland Forest, a cemetery and research cooperative in Washington State, steward Walt Patrick and his perm…

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Gen Z's Next Victim: The Lawn

Gen Z's Next Victim: The Lawn

Tripp, 22, lives in Savannah, Georgia, in a neighborhood where residents have to adhere to highly specific gu…

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Wild Food for All

Wild Food for All

Despite barriers, BIPOC foragers are reclaiming centuries-old traditions

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Climate Curricula Hit US Schools

Climate Curricula Hit US Schools

In 1925, Tennessee high school science teacher John T. Scopes committed a criminal act in his classroom-he de…

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NEWS: In Indiana, the ROE debate has reached a boiling point.

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By Molly Glick Verified
| Energy Central Verified
What happened: As we’ve previously reported, ratepayers have their eyes on utility profits—and states are taking action. In Indiana, for example, the state’s Utility Regulatory Commission is investigating utility ROEs and “trackers” (which enable companies to recoup some expenses right away). The context: Gov. Mike Braun has been pushing the IURC, along with investor-owned utilities, to lower Hoosiers’ bills.
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NEWS: California is dialing up ratepayer heat protections.

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By Molly Glick Verified
| Energy Central Verified
NEWS: California is dialing up ratepayer heat protections. Temp check: California IOUs can no longer shut off power to delinquent customers in 100-degree-Fahrenheit heat, as ordered by a recent CPUC vote. The new cutoff: 90 degrees. This decision follows two years of advocacy from consumer group Utility Reform Network.
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NEWS: Wildfire smoke from Canada dampers New England’s solar production.

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By Molly Glick Verified
| Energy Central Verified
The issue: The smoke that’s drifting into the Midwest and East doesn’t just harm people and ecosystems—it can also hinder solar generation. ISO-NE says that these conditions can trigger an up to 40% drop in output from behind-the-meter installations, which makes up the majority of the region’s solar. In other New England news: The new $6B Champlain Hudson Power Express line will likely remain, well, offline, through the end of July (after only operating for three days this month).
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