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Does the nation's first CO2 cap and trade system work? - Vimarsana News

Does the nation's first CO2 cap and trade system work?

The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, which covers 11 states, is facing new scrutiny of its costs and effect on emissions.

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Va. governor-elect vows to exit cap-and-trade program - Vimarsana News

Va. governor-elect vows to exit cap-and-trade program

Virginia Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin intends to remove the Southern state from a regional emissions trading program designed to reduce carbon pollution.

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Pricing carbon is vital to US climate goals and politically unlikely but there is another way, analysts say - Vimarsana News

Pricing carbon is vital to US climate goals and politically unlikely but there is another way, analysts say

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State's electricity demand will soar, U.Va. study says - Vimarsana News

State's electricity demand will soar, U.Va. study says

File Photo/Lawrence Emerson Fauquier has only a few data centers — French company OVH’s at Vint Hill and two at the federal government’s Warrenton Training Center — with more proposed near Catlett and Remington. Virginia policymakers have decided to make our electricity supply greener, and to do that we have to build a substantial amount of energy sources over the next few years . . . . If we’re going to do that, we have to be prepared, and we have to bring all the information together to allow us to do that in a cost-effective way. — William Shobe, U.Va. report ...

U.Va. professor develops plan to vault Virginia into position of global climate leadership - Vimarsana News

U.Va. professor develops plan to vault Virginia into position of global climate leadership

A report by the Weldon Cooper Center at the University shows that with integrated planning and cooperative policy, decarbonization of the Virginia economy by 2050 is both achievable and affordable.