
Clean Air and Energy
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Always On: Reliable electricity in an age of coal plant retirement
The idea that we need traditional fossil-fuel power plants to meet our nation's minimum electricity needs, called “baseload power,” is becoming increasingly obsolete. The Izaak Walton League explores how current energy market forces—such as state-based renewable energy standards, lower building costs for wind and solar generation, and a transition from localized distribution networks to regional transmission systems—are paving the way for cleaner, more efficient ways to meet our energy needs.
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Ethanol In Context
Use of corn ethanol has become a contentious issue. What could be worse?
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Favorable Review of Renewable Energy Standards
Are renewable energy standards increasing the cost of electricity? Recent reports in Minnesota offer a positive message for the rest of the country.
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Getting Utilities To Work for Their Customers
Energy efficiency and conservation don't have to be at odds with a utility company's business model.
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Reducing Mercury Pollution: Workable Solutions for Minnesota's Waters
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Mercury-Background on EPA Regulations
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Power That Pollutes: A Status Report on Virginia's Outdated Power Plants
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Power That Pollutes: Closing the Loophole on Outdated Power Plants
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License to Pollute: Minnesota Coal Plants and the Dirty Power Loophole
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Mercury in the Upper Midwest, A Must-Read Report for Anglers in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan
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Air Pollution in Our Parks - 1999: A Record Year for Pollution in America's National Parks
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