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Trump Whacks Wind But Can’t Sack Solar Power

Trump Whacks Wind But Can’t Sack Solar Power
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Stories like this show real progress in protecting our planet and fighting climate change, giving us hope for a sustainable future.
The Florida-based firm Origis Energy is accelerating its solar power plant pipeline with a new round of $900 million in financing, despite the sharp U-turn in federal energy policy. The post Trump Whacks Wind But Can’t Sack Solar Power appeared first on CleanTechnica.
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