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As seen in: Grist, Medium, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News UK, Earther, Yahoo Finance, Fast Company, Vox, Yale Environment 360, Flipboard, Salon and
Covers:  Climate, Science, Technology, Labor, Books
fellow LJJP // freelance @newrepublic @nybooks @thebafflermag @thenation etc // interviews editor @fullstopmag // prev: @grist // mccarthy.ree@gmail.com

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State of solar strong in Colorado and across nation

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By Rebecca McCarthy , Kate Yoder 
| Kiowa County Press
© Eyematrix - iStock-453911335 Discover more Breaking news alerts National news podcast Daily news updates (Colorado News Connection) The future looked dire for renewable energy in the United States last spring. Republicans in Congress started gutting the Inflation Reduction Act, forcing its generous tax credits for wind and solar into an early retirement. The Interior Department then rolled out a series of byzantine regulations aimed at restricting clean energy on federal land.
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This Supreme Court ‘victory’ for oil giants is not what it seems Original

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By Rebecca McCarthy 
| Grist
For millions of years, the Mississippi River flowed unchecked, carrying roughly 400 million metric tons of sediment down to Louisiana, where it spilled into the Gulf of Mexico to create new land. But in the early 20th century, a series of dams and river-training structures were built to prevent flooding — leaving the river tamed and unable to produce new terrain at anywhere near its previous pace. Oil and gas development, which ripped broad canals through vulnerable marshland, made matters worse.
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The state of solar: Despite partisan rhetoric, the industry is still booming Original

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By Rebecca McCarthy , Kate Yoder 
| Grist
The future looked dire for renewable energy in the United States last spring. Republicans in Congress started gutting the Inflation Reduction Act, forcing its generous tax credits for wind and solar into an early retirement. The Interior Department then rolled out a series of byzantine regulations aimed at restricting clean energy on federal land. Some feared those regulations would curb wind and solar development on private land, too.
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