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June 5, 2019

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Chile to Close Eight Coal-Fired Power Plants in Plan to Go All Renewable by 2040 – AFP

Alberta Imposes New Fracking Restrictions Near Dam after Quakes – The Tyee

Standing Rock Fights On: Tribal Activism Goes Solar – Rolling Stone

New Law Opens Door to Solar Energy for More Nevada Families – Las Vegas Review-Journal

California Often Has More Solar Power Than It Needs. That Might Be Good for Ratepayers – Los Angeles Times

UK Government Accused of Trying to ‘Fiddle’ Climate Change Targets – Financial Times

Donald Trump Tells Prince Charles U.S. Has ‘Clean Climate’ – The Guardian

Satellite Data Shows Amazon Deforestation Rising Under Brazil’s Bolsonaro – Reuters

West Virginia Coal Industry Data Shows Excessive Pollution – Reuters

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