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renewable energy offices disappear

DOE’s Dramatic Overhaul: Renewable Energy Offices Vanish as Fossil Fuels Rise

DOE dissolves renewable energy offices while fossil fuel operations explode—the dramatic restructuring environmental groups never saw coming.
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Gas Suppliers Sound Alarm: EU Climate Ambitions Threaten Energy Stability

EU’s green ambitions collide with energy reality as major gas suppliers revolt, threatening Europe’s heating and power. The stakes couldn’t be higher.
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DOE Pours $100 Million Into Dying Coal Industry: Lifeline or Last Gasp?

The DOE just bet $625 million that dying coal plants can compete with renewables. Critics call it insanity, supporters call it essential.
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Aussie Households Score Free Electricity Daily: Government Mandates 3-Hour Power Giveaway

Aussies wrongly believe they’re getting daily free electricity – the truth about the government’s $500 rebate will frustrate millions expecting more.
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Federal Coal Plant Mandate Burns Through $80 Million of Michigan Taxpayer Money

Federal mandate forces Michigan to pay $80 million keeping broken coal plants running while taxpayers foot the bill for outdated energy policies.
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Australia’s Climate Crossroads: The Bold 85% Emissions Cut by 2035 Within Reach

Australia’s 85% emissions cut by 2035 sounds impossible—but experts say transformative action could save the economy while preventing climate catastrophe.
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Michigan’s Climate Ambitions Face Extinction From Data Center Power Grab

Michigan’s aggressive climate plans collide with Big Tech’s insatiable energy appetite. Will data centers devour the state’s green future?
fossil fuels over renewable energy

Federal Land Policy Now Prioritizes Fossil Fuels, Strangling Renewable Energy Growth

Federal lands produce record oil while clean energy gets crushed—see why 640 million acres might never go green.
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Federal Power Play: Will Washington Crush Ohio’s Green Energy Renaissance?

Ohio ranks 47th in renewable energy while federal incentives clash with local bans—will Washington’s power play save or sabotage the state’s green future?
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UK’s Net Zero Journey: Halfway to Climate Victory, Yet Crucial Gaps Remain

UK halved emissions since 1990, yet electricity costs 4x gas prices—the bizarre reality threatening climate victory.