Environment
White House says it’s not targeting green groups’ tax status
Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company abruptly stopped work on a water reuse facility meant to alleviate strain on the Memphis-area water supply. Nobody’s saying why.
The Arizona senator wants his party to focus on energy affordability over climate change appeals to win control in November.
Legislators in at least 28 states this year introduced bills that would roll back tax incentives for the energy-hungry facilities.
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