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House backs bill to speed permitting reviews for new energy and infrastructure projects

US Politics · United States

House backs bill to speed permitting reviews for new energy and infrastructure projects

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The House on Wednesday passed a bill that aims to speed up infrastructure and energy projects — with a new anti-wind amendment in order to get GOP hard-liners on board. See the Story

AI Water Use Rivals Bottled Water Industry, Study Finds

Artificial Intelligence · New York

AI Water Use Rivals Bottled Water Industry, Study Finds

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Hochul Ends '100-Foot-Law' Through New Legislation

Kathy Hochul · New York

Hochul Ends '100-Foot-Law' Through New Legislation

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BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed legislation Friday eliminating the "100-foot-rule" for new natural gas hookups, shifting the cost of installation away from existing utility customers across the state. The new law rolls back the decades-old requirement mandating that all existing utility customers must pay for the first 100 feet of [...]See the Story

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