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Not In My Boulder Yard: One county goes full NIMBY on data centers, amid national populist backlash against the big developments.
A group of protesters gathered outside the Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission on Saturday afternoon, calling for transparency from Rhode Island Energy.
State environmental officials say an earthquake struck Allegheny Township last month, but it was so small it’s likely no one but seismologists noticed. On Oct. 4, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) was alerted to a seismic event near EQT’s Porter well pad in Allegheny Township off Willowbrook Road.
The program is called “Tenant Opportunity to Purchase,” or TOPA for short. Versions of it have been tried in several states and major cities including Washington D.C., San Francisco and Maryland.
The Frontier and KOSU previously reported that judges in Oklahoma County routinely fail to consider whether defendants can afford bail, leaving poor and homeless people jailed on low-level charges. Other counties have already faced civil rights lawsuits.
”If you know the enemy and know yourself,” said Sun Tzu in “The Art of War.” “You need not fear the result of a hundred battles.”
The North Dakota Public Service Commission approved Basin Electric’s plans for the Prairie Winds ND 1 project.
Minnesota law requires the winner to be determined by random chance when there is a tie
According to the Minnesota State Patrol, the crash happened around 2:34 a.m. near milepost 43 on westbound Interstate 94 in Oscar Township.
North Carolina voters have approved a constitutional amendment giving state lawmakers greater authority to limit local property tax increases.
At last night’s Bow Planning Board meeting, representatives from the advocacy group Protect New Hampshire from Data Centers brought a petition of 826 registered voters from the Town of Bow requesting the Board of Selectmen hold a special town meeting to vote on the moratorium.
Several incumbents on K-12 and higher education boards are projected to win re-election.