Baltimore’s natural gas infrastructure is polluting – and leaking – and endangering human lives. The EPA is expected to lift controls on glass fiber methane. A slight majority of Pennsylvania residents are against a fracking, according to a new poll. Arcadia Power is committed to creating clean energy for the …
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Republican Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan on Monday night approved a plan that would drastically reduce the number of polling stations per person in the state for the Nov. 3 presidential election after a week-long standoff with the state Board of Elections, which insists on a plan full of fewer voice …
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Editor’s note: The Salt Lake Tribune offers free access to critical stories about the coronavirus. Submit for our news stories on Top Stories, sent to your Inbox EVERY Wednesday morning. To support journalism like this, please donate or become a subscriber. The day after Utah reported the lowest number of …
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See now: Astros, Athletics Suspensions Comes From Altercation On Sunday (6:08) Tuesday afternoon, Major League Baseball and baseball vice president Chris Young announced discipline coming out Sunday’s banks cleared incident between the Oakland Athletics and Houston Astros, and it is heavy. Here are the penalties: Ramon Laureano, field runner from …
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A priest “kicked out” a 7-year-old boy who has autism for being a “distraction”, according to the child’s mother and a video recording the incident, which she posted on her Facebook page posted. “It was shocking to say the least,” Julia Vicidomini, the boy’s mother, told NBC News. “We are …
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