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 08/17/21 Three out of the four years I lived in California, wildfires got within miles of campus, each one more threatening than the last. My finals prep included studying with a go-bag packed with important documents and a change of clothes beneath my desk. Those experiences were on my mind this week... |
 08/02/21 Many conversations around decarbonization center on supply-side solutions, like switching from carbon-emitting sources to renewables, nuclear power generation, and storage. However, that’s only looking at half of the problem. Demand-side mechanisms like demand flexibility provide significant... |
 07/27/21 “Infrastructure Week” may have turned into infrastructure year, but as August recess approaches, Congress is closer than ever to passing historic legislation that would transform America’s energy system. |
 07/14/21 We are officially halfway through the #SummerEnergyChallenge! Last month, we kicked off the season with a series of 12 energy-saving tips to try out during 12 weeks in June, July, and August. |
 07/12/21 As of June 30, 2021, the number of small businesses open in the U.S. had decreased by 47.8% compared to January 2020. That is the lowest percentage of small businesses open at any point since the... |
 06/29/21 This interview with Alliance Education Program Manager Doug Abbott was ... |
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