Fed utility weighs coal plant switch options, climate impact
The nation’s largest public utility plans to shut down a massive coal-fired power plant, but wants to replace it with natural gas
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The nation’s largest public utility plans to shut down a massive coal-fired power plant, but wants to replace it with natural gas
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Groups worry about proposed Rutledge Hill development A Rutlege Hill lot that sits in the shadow of some of Nashville's tallest buildings could soon be home to a project that will change the skyline itself. and last updated 2021-03-15 07:43:37-04 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) â A Rutlege Hill lot that sits in the shadow of some of Nashville's tallest buildings could soon be home to a project that will change the skyline itself. The 2nd and Peabody development would include retail, restaurants, offices and a hotel, inside two skyscrapers. One tower would be 34 stories and the other 38. The tow...
WASHINGTON — Business leaders were among the first to condemn the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol and former President Trump’s role in egging on his extremist followers. It was an unusually swift and decisive response from a corporate world that is typically loath to get in the middle of politics and had sometimes waffled in pushing back against Trump’s behavior in the past. Now some analysts see the prominent role that major corporations and their chief executives took in reacting to Trump and the Capitol riot as an indicator that businesses may be preparing to be more deliberate ...
After Capitol assault, corporate America rethinks its role in politics Don Lee © Provided by The LA Times The Fearless Girl statue stands in front of the New York Stock Exchange. (Associated Press) Business leaders were among the first to condemn the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol and former President Trump’s role in egging on his extremist followers. It was an unusually swift and decisive response from a corporate world that is typically loath to get in the middle of politics, and had sometimes waffled in pushing back against Trump's behavior in the past. Now some ana...