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Justice vetoes bipartisan pro-renewable energy bill | Legislative Session - Vimarsana News

Justice vetoes bipartisan pro-renewable energy bill | Legislative Session

Gov. Jim Justice vetoed House Bill 5528, which would have raised e cap on how much capacity a renewable electric facility may generate and removed a sunset date on a state program designed to promote utility-scale renewable power Justice approved in 2020. Justice claimed it would hurt the coal industry and drawing the ire of advocates of a new energy status quo in a state anachronistically dependent on coal.

I Woke Up a Vampire cast ages: How old are the stars of the show? - Vimarsana News

I Woke Up a Vampire cast ages: How old are the stars of the show?

I Woke Up a Vampire is set to drop on Netflix on October 17. How old are the actors of the series in real life? We shared the cast ages here.

11 Best New Shows on Netflix: October 2023's Top Upcoming Series to Watch - Vimarsana News

11 Best New Shows on Netflix: October 2023's Top Upcoming Series to Watch

From 'The Fall of the House of Usher' and 'Beckham' to 'Lupin': Part 3 and 'Big Mouth': Season 7, here are the best shows heading to Netflix this October.

'A broken system': Belle residents, air quality advocates urge tighter DEP oversight - Vimarsana News

'A broken system': Belle residents, air quality advocates urge tighter DEP oversight

The blast shook their homes.

DEP renews air quality permit for Union Carbide ethylene oxide distribution system in Institute driving health concerns - Vimarsana News

DEP renews air quality permit for Union Carbide ethylene oxide distribution system in Institute driving health concerns

West Virginia environmental regulators have approved renewing a permit contested by many residents and environmentalists to allow Union Carbide Corp. to distribute a carcinogen that has driven up the area’s