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Carey L. Biron

Washington, D.C., United States

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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  • 1 week ago | context.news | Carey L. Biron

    A worker unloads logs at the Murray Brothers Lumber Company in Madawaska, Ontario, Canada, July 4, 2018. REUTERS/Chris WattieWhat’s the context? Effort to boost US national timber production prompts concerns over access to public lands, wildfires and local economies.

  • 2 weeks ago | bilyonaryo.com | Carey L. Biron

    SOURCE: Thomson Reuters FoundationPolicymakers focus emissions from homes, buildingsRenters worry home rehabs can lead to displacementPennsylvania protect tenants alongside green pushBy Carey L BironWASHINGTON, April 10 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – – Renters and local officials across the United States are warning that the rising response to climate change could inadvertently aggravate the country’s housing affordability crisis, driving up costs and even leading to evictions.

  • 2 weeks ago | context.news | Carey L. Biron

    Workers lift a solar panel onto a roof during a residential solar installation in Scripps Ranch, San Diego, California, U.S. October 14, 2016. REUTERS/Mike BlakeWhat’s the context? Federal money, local mandates on building decarbonization coming online amid affordable housing crisis.

  • 3 weeks ago | context.news | Carey L. Biron

    Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego smiles in this undated photo. City of Phoenix/Handout via Thomson Reuters FoundationWhat’s the context? As Trump cuts climate funds, local leaders like Kate Gallego must look for ways to save financing for their communities’ transition. WASHINGTON – Communities across the United States that rely on federal funding to transition away from fossil fuels are scrambling to keep programmes on track after President Donald Trump froze tens of billions of dollars of aid.

  • 1 month ago | context.news | Carey L. Biron

    What’s the context? Thousands of refugees cut adrift, thousands more barred from entry, after Trump halts flagship U.S. refugee programme. Refugees usually get three months' helpThousands of newcomers now lack helpCommunity groups struggle to plug the gapWASHINGTON - Ali landed in the United States as a relieved refugee from Iraq just as Donald Trump moved back into the White House. His timing wasn't good. "When I came to America, they assured me ...

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carey l biron @clbtea
10 Apr 25

"If a landlord does a $15,000 retrofit, how much of that does the tenant have to pay? The answer is 100%. I've seen landlords initiate construction work just for the purpose of evicting a tenant." #cities #renewables #eviction #renters #HousingCrisis https://t.co/ySU1Op6Nfd

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carey l biron @clbtea
3 Apr 25

"Direct pay" tax credits have helped over 500 #cities make #RenewableEnergy projects financially feasible over the past year. Now they're under threat. https://t.co/QaBf8uACbc

carey l biron
carey l biron @clbtea
19 Mar 25

"When I came to America, they assured me ... they'll help me financially, provide a place and food. But when I came here, everything changed." #Refugees #refugeeeswelcome https://t.co/JLIScNEnWk