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Opinion: It's hard to create new power sources in Connecticut. But there are solutions

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By Dan Dolan, Pete Myers Verified, Dustin Nord
| Yahoo Verified
Most Connecticut residents interact with the electricity market in two ways: When they turn on a light and when they pay a bill. The simplicity of those interactions obscures the complexity of engineering and economics that underpin the energy system, one that is evolving and starting to feel strain. Energy has long been compared to a three-legged stool that must balance reliability, affordability, and environmental stewardship. In recent years, the affordability leg has been neglected.
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Opinion: It's hard to create new power sources in Connecticut. But there are solutions

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By Dan Dolan, Pete Myers Verified, Dustin Nord
| The Norwalk Hour Verified
Power Transmission Lines with 3D digital visualization of electricity. gorodenkoff/Getty Images Most Connecticut residents interact with the electricity market in two ways: When they turn on a light and when they pay a bill. The simplicity of those interactions obscures the complexity of engineering and economics that underpin the energy system, one that is evolving and starting to feel strain.
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Op-ed: The plastic treaty had to fail, so it can succeed

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By Pete Myers Verified
| Environmental Health News Verified
Looking back at the outcome of the UN plastics treaty negotiations that just finished in South Korea, it is clear to me that failure to reach agreement in this round of negotiations was the best result. This failure was necessary. Moving to a final treaty in South Korea, given the state of negotiations, was premature. But the meeting did lay the groundwork for a future round of negotiations that could produce a more responsible and sustainable result.
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