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Michigans Senate GOP pushed for fast track of Enbridges Line 5 tunnel construction at a press conference this week. Sen. John Damoose, R-Harbor Springs, took to the podium in an energetic plea to keep things moving. ...

A report from the U.S. Department of Defense finds 245 of its 275 installations are close to groundwater sources, including 13 in New York State. The danger is, these installations could be leaching PFAS "forever chemicals" into primary water sources of nearby towns and cities. ...

A governor-appointed commission could begin approving fracking leases on Ohios state lands as early as next month. Jenny Morgan a volunteer for the group Save Ohio Parks who will be rallying experts and environmental activists in Columbus Oct. 27, said fracking and related infrastructure are linked to increased childhood cancers, fertility and hormone disruption and a host of other negative health effects. ...

Albany Green Energy and Procter and Gamble are showcasing how Georgia benefits from bioenergy this week. In celebration of the 11th National Bioenergy Day, the companies hosted an open house Wednesday, demonstrating their use of woody biomass such as mill residue and forestry waste to generate clean and renewable energy. James Luckey III, facility manager at Albany Green Energy, said burning the material helps reduce emissions and promotes environmental sustainability. ...

/PRNewswire/ -- Marine Corps Logistics Base (MCLB) Albany, through a unique partnership with Southern Company subsidiary, Georgia Power, is currently...

Looking for the latest Government Contracting News? Check out our story: Federated Wireless Completes Demo of DOD's Private 5G Smart Warehousing Network.

Federated Wireless put a private 5G network through its paces during a demonstration at a US Marine Corps base in April.

Col. Gregory B. Pace now leads the second-largest employer in the city Victorville Daily Press A new leader is in charge at the U.S. Marine Corps Logistics Base, which transitions from a commander whose three-year term saw the base’s reach and purpose expand while nearly $3 billion worth of equipment rolled in and out on Barstow’s rail lines. During a ceremony Thursday morning, Col. Gregory B. Pace became commanding officer at a base that is Barstows second-largest employer — behin...