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Pa. must stop coddling coal industry and transition to clean energy - Vimarsana News

Pa. must stop coddling coal industry and transition to clean energy

American taxpayers annually provide, at minimum, $4 billion in direct subsidies to coal. These policies result in trillions of dollars in damages.

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Pa. must stop coddling coal industry and transition to clean energy - Vimarsana News

Pa. must stop coddling coal industry and transition to clean energy

American taxpayers annually provide, at minimum, $4 billion in direct subsidies to coal. These policies result in trillions of dollars in damages.

Pennsylvania Voter Alert: Dangerous Constitutional Questions on the Primary Ballot - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania Voter Alert: Dangerous Constitutional Questions on the Primary Ballot

Pennsylvania Voter Alert: Dangerous Constitutional Questions on the Primary Ballot By Larry J. Schweiger info@pittburghcurrent.com Trump’s well-documented mismanagement helped sicken over 30 million Americans and killed over a half million people. Statewide, Pennsylvania had 1,045,400 reported cases of coronavirus since the start of the pandemic with 25,200 deaths. We must learn lessons from the mishandling of the COVID health emergency. Trump and sycophantic followers took masks, social distancing, and other emergency measures from the realm of prudent healthcare measures to a rebellious m...

The Climate Crisis: "An Uncivil War" between Doers and Stoppers - Vimarsana News

The Climate Crisis: "An Uncivil War" between Doers and Stoppers

A do-nothing Congress that started during Obama's first term has extended to this day with President Biden forced to issue ephemeral executive orders rather than seeking legislation.