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New research from the Environmental Law Institute shows that, from 2002 to 2008, the federal govern...
Rock Port, Mo., took advantage of the power generated from the nearby Loess Hills Wind Farm in a bi...
The recent wave of information about climate change, fossil fuel dependence and the ubiquitous pres...
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