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Report Confirms Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area Is Economic Powerhouse for NJ, PA...

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New research commissioned by NPCA makes it clear that the park is generating enormous economic opportunity for local businesses, helping support the unique character of the Delaware River Basin.

Why is mold inspection necessary?

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Mold growing in homes is a common thing, especially in houses where dampness is frequent. Mold needs moisture, Oxygen, and a favorable temperature to grow in abundance, which can easily be found in houses. Mold inspection Los Angeles is a necessary step to prevent growth in the house.

From Erroneous Data to Environmental Justice, Rail Merger Concerns Still Loom Large

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Now that the midterm elections have drawn to a close, the nation is gradually shifting its focus from polls and partisanship back to day-to-day issues that shape the future of our communities at a local level – things like permitting, zoning, city council meetings, regulatory hearings, and more. And while such matters don’t drive flashy national headlines and animate talking heads on CNN or Fox News, they weigh every bit as heavily on the lives of Americans.
DOE

Biden-Harris Administration Announces $250 Million To Finance Energy Efficiency Upgrades For American Families And...

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DOE Now Accepting Applications for New Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Program to Help States Fund Loan Programs for Energy

How Strong Does Wind Need to be To Down a Tree in North Carolina?

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Regardless of size or species, there is a crucial wind speed during storms where virtually all tree trunks break. Around 90 mph is the critical wind speed, under which no tree can resist punishment for any sustained period. The tree's diameter, height, and elastic qualities have little bearing on the breaking phenomena of critical wind speed.
U.S. Department of the Treasury

Treasury Seeks Public Input on Additional Clean Energy Tax Provisions of the Inflation Reduction...

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The U.S. Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) today issued three additional notices requesting public input on key climate and clean energy tax incentives in the Inflation
DOE

Biden-Harris Administration Announces $84.5 Million to Make Clean Energy Improvements and Lower Energy Costs...

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New Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Grant Program and Prize Competition for Public School Energy Improvements Will Save Schools Money and Enhance Learning Environments

Check Out These Sights and Sounds when You’re in St. Albert

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If you’re checking out St. Albert real estate, you’re looking in the right place. St. Albert is consistently ranked as one of the best places to live in Canada. It has one of the lowest crime rates in the province, strong communities throughout its variety of neighborhoods, and is quite affordable.
DOE

Biden-Harris Administration Announces Historic $7 Billion Funding Opportunity to Jump-Start America’s Clean Hydrogen Economy

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DOE Opens Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funding Opportunity for Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs and Releases Draft of DOE National Clean Hydrogen Strategy and Roadmap
NACWA

Five Decades of Clean Water Act Achievements; U.S. Water Expert Tells Congress to Protect...

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National Association of Clean Water Agencies Board member testifies on role of public clean water utilities in CWA success stories, including restoration of major US rivers, green
SEIA

Solar and Storage Industry: Companies Need to ‘Do the Work’ on Diversity, Equity, Inclusion...

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Nearly half of the 43 companies enrolled in the Solar Energy Industries Associations’ (SEIA) award-winning Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Justice (DEIJ) certification program have changed
GSA

GSA Seeks Information from Industry on Domestic Solar Panel Production

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As part of the Biden-Harris Administration’s efforts to spur Made-in-America clean energy industries, the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) issued a Request for Information (RFI) to learn more about the availability of domestically manufactured so

Federal Court Throws Out Pipeline Permit for Cadiz Water Project

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A federal court today ruled to scrap an important pipeline permit for the controversial Cadiz water mining project, siding with the Biden administration and tribal communities. The project threatened to drain the Mojave Desert of 16 billion gallons of water annually
SEIA

Extended Property Tax Exclusion Will Keep Clean Energy Investments in California

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The California State Legislature approved a two-year extension of a property tax exclusion for solar projects, providing stability to solar companies facing significant uncertainty around project
3 Eco-Friendly Habits Around the Home

3 Eco-Friendly Habits Around the Home

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These days, many people have begun to turn their attention toward their consumer choices and lifestyle, and are seeking ways to be more conscious of the planet and its precious resources. One of the ways in which people are taking ownership
Is Solar Power a Waste of Money

Is Solar Power a Waste of Money? (Complete Guide)

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Solar power is becoming more popular every day and a lot of homeowners are considering switching to solar power. There are a lot of concerns and questions that will come with looking into solar power.
DOE

Biden-Harris Administration Establishes Bipartisan Infrastructure Law’s $335 Million Battery Recycling Programs

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The Biden-Harris Administration, through the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), today issued a Request for Information (RFI)
DOE

DOE Launches New Research Group to Grow America’s Solar Industry

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The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) today announced the launch of the Cadmium Telluride Accelerator Consortium—a $20 million initiative designed to make cadmium telluride (CdTe) solar

LAND SEGREGATION ANNOUNCED FOR ESMERALDA SOLAR PROJECTS

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The Bureau of Land Management Tonopah Field Office announced a two-year segregation of 118,630.9 acres addressed in seven proposed solar projects in Esmeralda County, Nevada, approximately 23 miles southwest of Tonopah and 12 miles west of Silver Peak, in Big Smoky Valley.

Green Roofing 101: What are the Benefits?

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As people work to battle climate change, they are installing green roofs filled with eco-friendly components. Green roofs can be atop residential and commercial structures with flat or slanted roofs. They need drainage systems, waterproofing, and root blocking features to maintain the roof’s structural integrity. Before you install plants on your roof, consult with a company like Primo Roofing and Solar.

Business Real Estate Press Releases

RESO Announces 2025 Board of Directors Election Winners

RESO Announces 2025 Board of Directors Election Winners

The results of the Real Estate Standards Organization (RESO) 2025 Board of Directors election have been announced for five open seats, director appointments and the board’s Executive

Recent Gov & Nonprofit Real Estate Press Releases

State Insurance Regulators Monitor the Home Insurance Market to Protect Consumers

State insurance regulators ensure consumers have access to fair, competitive, and healthy insurance markets. They fulfill this mission by monitoring their state’s insurance market and using a wide range of regulatory tools to protect the insurance-buying public. They know their market better than anyone.