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Credit: Jon Moore on Unsplash File photo In less than two weeks, more than a half-million residential customers and over 91,000 commercial and industrial customers could be disconnected from electric, gas and water services if a moratorium on utility shut-offs is not extended. The looming crisis highlights yet another toll of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has left more than 23,000 New Jerseyans dead, devastated segments of the economy, and forced 2 million people to file unemployment claims. Stefanie Brand, the director of state’s Division of Rate Counsel, and other consumer advocates are ca...

January 19, 2021   The world invested unprecedented amounts in low-carbon assets last year, from renewables to cleaner transport, energy storage to electric heat   London and New York, January 19, 2021 – A new, broad measure of ‘energy transition investment’, compiled by BloombergNEF (BNEF), shows that the world committed a record $501.3 billion to decarbonization in 2020, beating the previous year by 9% despite the economic disruption caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. BNEF’s analysis shows that companies, governments and households invested $303.5 billion in new renewable energy...

Request to fire Brookland superintendent fails after over 4-hour executive session Multiple investigations surround the Brookland School District over missing items, misuse of funds Request to fire Brookland superintendent fails after over 4-hour executive session By Region 8 Newsdesk | January 16, 2021 at 3:13 PM CST - Updated February 2 at 11:15 PM BROOKLAND, Ark. (KAIT) - Dozens of parents showed up to a Brookland School Board meeting Monday night looking for answers after multiple investigations from several agencies. The meeting began at 7 p.m. and the members got through the agenda...

Published February 01. 2021 1:12AM | Updated February 01. 2021 1:25AM The Associated Press Businesses like gyms, movie theaters, museums and sightseeing harbor cruises can resume Monday in Boston under its coronavirus pandemic reopening plan. The businesses can reopen, following a 25% capacity limit, given the improvement in the number of COVID-19 cases and in the city's positivity rate. Other sites include aquariums, indoor recreational venues with the potential for low contact, such as batting cages and bowling alleys, and gaming arcades. “While there has been some improvement in recent ...

The Associated Press Businesses like gyms, movie theaters, museums and sight-seeing harbor cruises can resume Monday in Boston under its coronavirus pandemic reopening plan. The businesses can reopen, following a 25% capacity limit, given the improvement in the number of COVID-19 cases and in the city's positivity rate. Other sites include aquariums, indoor recreational venues with the potential for low contact, such as batting cages and bowling alleys, and gaming arcades. “While there has been some improvement in recent weeks, it’s still vital that everyone remains vigilant,” Mayor Mar...