
Susan Elizabeth Turek
Freelance Writer and Editor at The Cool Down
Writer and Editor at Freelance
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5 days ago |
thecooldown.com | Susan Elizabeth Turek
A parent reached out for advice after a neighbor rented out their property to e-waste dismantlers — and the situation was so severe that they planned to reach out to authorities. In the r/Hyderabad subreddit, the parent explained that their quiet neighborhood in India had turned into "residential hell" after scrap dealers took over their neighbor's land. "What started as a small setup handling old keyboards and motherboards has now turned into a full-blown electronic waste operation.
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5 days ago |
thecooldown.com | Susan Elizabeth Turek
As the calendar turned to June, a key insurance change raised premiums for North Carolina homeowners — and it is only the first wave. As detailed by Live Insurance News, the Tar Heel State saw its insurance premiums increase by 7.5% at the start of the 2025 hurricane season. On average, homeowners will pay around $243 more on their annual bills because of the statewide adjustment. Next year will bring more of the same.
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1 week ago |
thecooldown.com | Susan Elizabeth Turek
A controversial bill in Maine is receiving backlash from solar developers who say the legislation would make operating in the Pine Tree State untenable. As Canary Media detailed, the bipartisan bill would reform Maine's net energy billing program (known as "net metering" in other states), which pays owners of solar panels for sharing their excess energy with the grid.
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1 week ago |
thecooldown.com | Susan Elizabeth Turek
The New Jersey Turnpike Authority's decision to remove Tesla Superchargers from its service plazas means commuters could pay more for charging sessions or be unable to power up. Electric vehicle owners are decrying the move — whether they own a Tesla or not.
New report reveals surprising trend among some of world's largest companies: 'Significant disparity'
1 week ago |
thecooldown.com | Susan Elizabeth Turek
A new report from Sustainable Fitch bucks the perception that major corporations are backing down from their climate commitments. Instead, 88% of the 40 largest companies and financial institutions have either kept or expanded their eco-friendly goals. The financial analysis firm found that nearly one-third of the entities had enhanced their climate commitments.
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