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Midwest at greater risk for rolling blackouts

Electricity demand on the Midwest's grid is expected to be strong this summer, with hot weather and a growing economy sucking plenty of juice. At the same time, electricity supplies are tightening.

Trump’s coal pledge could be tested by TVA vote this week
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Trump’s coal pledge could be tested by TVA vote this week

President Donald Trump's vow to save the coal industry will be tested this week when a utility board he appoints weighs whether to close a coal-fired power plant in Kentucky whose suppliers include a mine owned by one of his campaign donors.

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In Boston's booming Seaport, the namesake is also the threat
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In Boston's booming Seaport, the namesake is also the threat

Critics wonder whether it was a bright idea to invest so much in a man-made peninsula that sits barely above sea level.

Report: Coal's tipping point near, but climate goals are not
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Report: Coal's tipping point near, but climate goals are not

Declines in coal power plant construction in China, India and the U.S. are projected to push the heavily-polluting fuel over the edge— but not fast enough to meet international climate change goals, environmental groups said Wednesday.

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Snow as precious as gold for Olympic hopefuls
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Snow as precious as gold for Olympic hopefuls

Warming is forcing athletes to hunt farther from home for wintry conditions, particularly just months away from an Olympics.

India biggest importer of US oil refinery byproduct
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India biggest importer of US oil refinery byproduct

Petroleum coke, the bottom-of-the-barrel leftover from refining Canadian tar sands crude and other heavy oils, is cheaper and burns hotter than coal. But it also contains more planet-warming carbon and far more heart- and lung-damaging sulfur.

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