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Several industry and civil groups have voiced concern about proposed legislation in California seeking to mandate that all hydrogen produced in the state b...

Challenges to state weapon ban continue An Illinois lawmaker is challenging Illinois’ highest court and its ruling on a weapons ban. State Rep. Dan Caulkins has filed a post-judgment petition with the Illinois Supreme C...

The climate change action is being opposed by the powerful union Operating Engineers Local 150 and some alderpersons.

Champaign News-Gazette. January XX, 2024.

Is natural gas renewable? Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is pushing a plan that would end natural gas hookups in new buildings and homes.

California's Hydrogen Legislation: A Potential Roadblock to Clean Energy Development? Legislation being debated in the California Assembly this

Two years ago, Alison Millard resigned from her permanent position at Prince County Hospital because she felt 'suffocated and drowning' in P.E.I.’s health-care system. She hopes a letter signed by 42 doctors will finally draw action from government.

A fire safety inspector at the Pleasanton-based Construction Testing Services has been reinstated to her position and seen union dues and back pay returned to her as part of a settlement with the company and an employees union ...

The water’s still waist deep and starting to freeze along Belfield Drive, cutting 10 Johnston homes — and around 30 residents — off from civilization, emergency services, fuel and …

Last year, Gov. J.B. Pritzker took firm control of the Illinois Commerce Commission. In a bid to rein in rising utility rates throughout the state, he named a new chairman and two others to the five-member body. Chairman Doug Scott did just what he was sent to the ICC to do. Late last year, the commission rejected record-setting rate-hike requests from all the utilities serving the Chicago ...