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Wind energy remains popular among Americans of all political stripes

Jun 24, 2017 evwind.es
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Are state-local tensions worse in counties?

Jun 26, 2017 Barrett and Greene
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Civic Matters: Primary Elections, Broadband Internet Service, Inglis House And More

Aug 7, 2017 WEMU Radio
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Leaders aren't too impressed with citizens' engagement with local politics, government

Aug 11, 2017 The Ann
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Harvey adds new urgency to climate change debate

Aug 29, 2017 The Hill
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Carbon pricing durability and the case of California

Aug 30, 2017 Brookings Institution FixGov Blog
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Americans overwhelmingly back net metering, poll finds (subscription required)

Sep 7, 2017 S&P Global Market Intelligence
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Americans support net energy metering

Sep 7, 2017 Phys.org
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Most Americans support net energy metering

Sep 8, 2017 Global Times
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Renewable Energy Policy: Americans Support Net Energy Metering

Sep 12, 2017 mitechnews.com
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