Carey L. Biron
Writer and Editor at Thomson Reuters Foundation
Writer and Editor at Context
Washington-based writer and editor reporting on land, property and cities for the Thomson Reuters Foundation | https://t.co/0r5MQsDd7g
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4 days ago |
context.news | Carey L. Biron
What’s the context? Green energy tax credits have boosted U.S. construction jobs and attracted younger workers, but could be on the chopping block.
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4 days ago |
worldenergynews.com | Carey L. Biron
Biden's incentives are worth hundreds of billions dollars Tax credits drive renewable energy projects to record highs Credits could be weakened or eliminated if Trump cuts costs By Carey L. Biron Labor leaders claim that federal tax credits under the former president Joe Biden for green energy production and construction have created an influx of new jobs - inspiring young workers to participate in the U.S. transition towards energy in a rapidly aging sector.
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1 week ago |
telecom.economictimes.indiatimes.com | Carey L. Biron
WASHINGTON: The public library in Bethel, Alaska is the only place for miles around that provides free internet and computer use, and it was planning to lead the community into a new era of online access. The staff of four had been offering popular one-on-one online assistance and was on the cusp of adding more employees to reach more residents. But after President Donald Trump axed a key federal program in early May, those plans seem doomed.
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1 week ago |
context.news | Carey L. Biron
What’s the context? Funding to connect all Americans to the internet at risk under Trump cuts. 12% of Americans have no internet connectionPost-pandemic laws sought universal connectivityTrump describes equity effort as 'racist'WASHINGTON - The public library in Bethel, Alaska is the only place for miles around that provides free internet and computer use, and it was planning to lead the community into a new era of online access.
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2 weeks ago |
context.news | Carey L. Biron
What’s the context? Historic focus on climate and inequality continuing at state, local levels despite Trump attacks. Trump scraps Biden focus on environmental justicePollution and high heat hit poor hardest Backers hope states, cities, philanthropists fill gapWASHINGTON - Seen from a rumbling elevated train, the capital's Brentwood district resembles a patchwork quilt of vast, dusty lots, each choked with dump trucks, industrial trailers, maintenance sheds and more.
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