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California’s Wildfire Crisis: A Failure of Priorities
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California, the most-taxed state in the nation, boasts unparalleled financial resources. Yet, despite its wealth, the state continues to fail its residents by neglecting the most basic measures needed to protect them from devastating wildfires. Poor water management, bureaucratic resistance to wildfire remediation efforts, and misplaced spending priorities have left Californians…
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Planned Restoration of Michigan Nuclear Plant Shows Promise
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The ongoing restoration of the Palisades nuclear power plant in Covert Township, Michigan has drawn attention to both American energy needs and the potential for similar projects to meet those needs. Palisades, which had operated for almost 50 years after opening in 1971, was closed in 2022 after numerous factors, including…
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Powerless Promises: How Mandates Leave Grids Vulnerable
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The lesson from Los Angeles is clear: reliability should be the foundation of any energy policy—not an afterthought. As certain states across the country continue down the path of aggressive top-down renewable energy mandates, we are seeing the real-world consequences of these choices. From skyrocketing electricity bills to embarrassing grid…