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Does it represent the interests of the public or the industry?
By allowing polluting industry to pollute for free they gain competitive advantage and put clean competitors out of business
The time has come for solar and wind to compete on their own with coal and nuclear power
The way the measure passed is a lesson in how the Legislature can work
501(c)4 organizations - ideologically pure and politically damaging
Over 15 years of such trips, N.H. businesses have reaped tens of millions in contracts
It’s an opportunity for businesses and investors to continue to innovate and build a clean energy economy
We are tired of elected officials saying one thing, but doing another
Leadership Upper Valley stands alone among similar programs
Community colleges, USNH, work together to streamline education process