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Minnesota's community solar boom, Wisconsin's utility fight and Ohio's renewable energy freeze were among our top stories for 2014.
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Officials at a Michigan military base are preparing a climate adaptation plan that centers around natural resource management, including $1.4 million in wind and solar capacity.
A new report suggests Minnesota could supply more than 50 percent of its power needs through renewable energy by 2030 while creating more jobs and meeting federal carbon targets.
On Wednesday, Chicago’s public health commissioner sent KCBX a scathing letter, denouncing the company for releasing plans “via press release” for a proposed petcoke enclosure.
Wind development uncertainty in Ohio • Minnesota study finds environmental risks with alternative pipeline routes • Groups encourage Obama administration to reject proposal to increase gas exports • Missouri's largest utility unveils $135M efficiency plans
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