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Lawmakers target fossil fuel companies to fund climate disaster recovery

Lawmakers target fossil fuel companies to fund climate disaster recovery

State legislators are pushing for laws that would make fossil fuel companies financially responsible for climate change-related disasters.

Alex Brown reports for Stateline.

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Rooftops of schools and stores could power underserved communities

Rooftops of schools and stores could power underserved communities

A recent study suggests that solar panels on large commercial and public buildings could significantly reduce the energy equity gap in disadvantaged neighborhoods.

Sachi Kitajima Mulkey reports for Grist.

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Power companies quietly pushed $215m into US politics via dark money groups

US power companies have made political donations of at least $215m to dark money groups in recent years, according to a new analysis of 25 for-profit utilities, amid growing concerns around how they wield influence.

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Russian oil finds ‘wide open’ back door to Europe, critics say

Middlemen are cashing in as Russian crude finds indirect routes to the European market, politicians and industry insiders allege.
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In doomed coal village, Germany’s Greens go to war among themselves

The political party responsible for the pepper spray, the bulldozers and a coal deal with one of Germany’s biggest energy companies was the Greens. And every protester here on Saturday knew it.

Indigenous Australians in Murujuga fight to preserve heritage sites

Indigenous Australians in Murujuga fight to preserve heritage sites

In Western Australia, new projects would supercharge gas drilling and processing. Traditional owners of the land say their heritage sites are threatened.
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