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Donald Trump · United StatesALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Senate Republicans and Democrats have been going back and forth all day over President Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill'. They've been working late into the night as they try to meet President Trump's deadline of July 4th. If the bill is passed, the city of Albuquerque leaders fear the city would lose key funding. The "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," coming from the Trump administration, would lead to drastic changes. "This, M…See the Story
Albuquerque Leaders Fear Impacts of President Trump's 'One Big Beautiful Bill'
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Renewable Energy · ViennaDigitalisation is changing domestic power grids. The introduction of smart meters was also the largest project of Salzburg Netz GmbH, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. Lines and infrastructure must keep up with the expansion of renewable energies. Also this year, Salzburg Netz GmbH, a 100-percent subsidiary of Salzburg AG, is investing around 116 million euros in the expansion of the domestic electricity grid alone. "The secur…See the Story
"There Is No Energy Transition without Good Power Grids
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · PhiladelphiaPhilly's new Robert Borski Park on the Delaware Riverfront in Bridesburg open to the public July 11. Located at 3150 Orthodox St., it is 10 acres of greenery, meadows and trails, named for a former U.S. congressman.See the Story
Philly's newest waterfront park opens in Bridesburg later this month
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How building near Edmonton's river could mean more housing — and higher flood risk
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