Submissions from blog.ucsusa.org

• Self-Scheduling: How Inflexible Coal is Breaking Energy Markets

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  Published on 25th Apr 2019
• Clean Energy’s Progress, in One Simple, Uplifting Graphic. We need to celebrate the progresswe’re making, even as we push for so much more.

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  Published on 18th Apr 2019
• 1,399 Endangered Species Latest Casualty as David Bernhardt’s Siege on Science Continues at Interior Department

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  Published on 29th Mar 2019
• The Coal Bailout Nobody is Talking About

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  Published on 9th Jan 2019
• Let’s Celebrate Soil! New Science and Stories for World Soils Day

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  Published on 7th Dec 2018
• The Union of Concerned Scientists never "went nuclear": "statements by the nuclear industry... have mischaracterized our report and our past work.". Still 0 support for new nuclear plant construction.

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  Published on 18th Nov 2018
• Despite Trump Roadblocks, Full Steam Ahead for Clean Energy Transition. President Trump desperately wants to reverse progress on the transition to a low-carbon economy. But his schemes continue to flop.

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  Published on 14th Oct 2018
• Rick Perry Rejects Facts in Favor of Coal and Nuclear Bailouts. The president continues to push for a misguided federal bailout of the coal industry—a blatant political payoff to campaign donors using taxpayer money with no long-term solutions for coal workers.

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  Published on 13th Aug 2018
• Utilities Should Invest in Electric Vehicle Infrastructure. Utility investment in electric vehicle charging infrastructure is important public policy and ultimately a good deal for ratepayers.

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  Published on 6th Jul 2018
• Clean Energy is Happening, With or Without the Trump Administration

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  Published on 18th Apr 2018
• New Data Show Electric Vehicles Continue to Get Cleaner. EV driving on electricity in the U.S. today is equivalent to a conventional gasoline car that gets 80 MPG, up from 73 MPG in our 2017 update. Electric vehicles produce less emissions now because the electric grid is getting cleaner.

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  Published on 11th Mar 2018