In an era where we need to build green energy system rapidly, ‘permitting reform’ has become a confusing and divisive buzzword. In fact, the permitting process is not the source of delays in developing clean energy, nor should it be used as an excuse to rescue failing oil projects like the Mountain Valley Pipeline. We speak with an expert who knows what it takes to bring new clean energy into the system and has ideas about how to do it quickly. Check our showpage at massclimateactiondotorg/blog for the hot links.
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Energizing Community
An e-bike program in Worcester leads the way
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New perspectives after a trip to Uganda
How to make polluters pay
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Massachusetts to look at methane through a ’new lens’
Update on the COP28 in Dubai
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