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The utility company has assessed fees of up to $20,000 for some customers before they can install rooftop solar panels. The D.C. Public Service Commission is looking into a cost-sharing requirement to reduce them.
Interior Department found 'significant deficiencies' in environmental analysis of Ambler Road, which would traverse one the country's largest roadless areas as well as Indigenous communities.
The Interior Department has paused oil and gas lease sales on public lands after a federal judge barred the government from considering climate damages in major decisions.
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