Kaleb M. Roedel
Environment Reporter at KUNR-FM (Reno, NV)
Dad. Concertgoer. Seinfeld quoter. Environmental reporter for #MtnWestNews & @KUNRPublicRadio on @NPR.
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2 days ago |
upr.org | Kaleb M. Roedel
In March, the U.S. Department of Interior set up a joint task force with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to identify public land that's fit for building homes. The Interior oversees more than 500 million acres of public land and says much of it is suitable for residential use. But the nonprofit research group Headwaters Economics found only a slice of it — about 1.5 million acres — is practical and safe for development.
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3 days ago |
upr.org | Kaleb M. Roedel
U.S. households could see their annual energy costs rise significantly by the end of the decade if Congress repeals the Inflation Reduction Act's tax credits. That's according to independent research firm Rhodium Group, which estimated price changes in electricity, gasoline, and natural gas. The group found these cost increases happen for a few reasons. Removing the clean energy tax credits would raise the taxes and costs for building new power plants and buying electric vehicles.
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3 days ago |
upr.org | Kaleb M. Roedel
More than a dozen elected officials, tribal leaders, and activists held a press conference Thursday in Reno to condemn U.S. Representatives Mark Amodei of Nevada and Celeste Maloy of Utah. Those members of Congress introduced the last minute measure to sell off 10,000 acres near the tourist town of St. George, Utah, and nearly 450,000 acres outside of Reno and Las Vegas.
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6 days ago |
aspenpublicradio.org | Kaleb M. Roedel
More than a dozen elected officials, tribal leaders and activists held a press conference Thursday in Reno to condemn U.S. Representatives Mark Amodei of Nevada and Celeste Maloy of Utah. Those members of Congress introduced the last-minute measure to sell off 10,000 acres near the tourist town of St. George, Utah, and nearly 450,000 acres outside of Reno and Las Vegas.
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6 days ago |
boisestatepublicradio.org | Kaleb M. Roedel
More than a dozen elected officials, tribal leaders and activists held a press conference Thursday in Reno to condemn U.S. Representatives Mark Amodei of Nevada and Celeste Maloy of Utah. Those members of Congress introduced the last-minute measure to sell off 10,000 acres near the tourist town of St. George, Utah, and nearly 450,000 acres outside of Reno and Las Vegas.
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