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Potential to that mitigation to fail. You dont want a project that has for mitigation measures to be approved by exemption. In the cases say thats not allowed. Here there are a lot of mitigation measures. Project conditions and the geotechnical report indicates a lot of other conditions and mitigations to be added in the future. Because there is a potential that those mitigations to fail or not be adequate, we dont know. We dont even know what they are. So, this board cant make a finding that no mitigation is me. By approving a categorical exemption, what this board would be saying is that thi...

Her name was ann marie duchon to come and testify about some of the challenges she had faced. Ann marie told us that she loves her job. She works at the university of massachusettsamherst, but since the day that she started, the day she started she made a lower salary than her male counterpart who is doing the exact same job. They had the same responsibilities and both of them had taken a pay cut to accept that job and they both graduated from the same university in the same year. Well, when ann marie found this out that he was making more than she was, even though they had the exact same resu...

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As Europe turns to renewable sources to diversify energy supplies away from Russian oil and gas, a peaceful marine scene conceals a billion-dollar security headache. "Our technicians are only here until five o'clock in the afternoon, then they go home," said Thomas Almegaard, head of operations at Nysted wind farm, co-owned and operated by Denmark-based Orsted, the world's biggest offshore wind developer. The picture is similar across the North and Baltic Seas, Reuters found in a survey of 13 governments and interviews with a dozen lawmakers, regulators, military and indu...

We’ve gathered reporting and analysis on the mounting setbacks of the sector.