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www.manhattancontrarian.com
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| | | | | * If you have been following this blog closely, you know that I have been participating, along with two excellent colleagues, in the rate proceeding of our local utility, Con Edison. * A rate proceeding is the mechanism by which a utility goes before a regulatory body, in our case the New York Public Service Commission, seeking to increase the rates charged to consumers. Our purpose in the proceeding has been to object to and disrupt having the ratepayers charged for the building of infrastructure in pursuit of the futile and infeasible "climate" goals of our deluded politicians. * One of the rules of these things is that anybody with a genuine interest in the outcome can "intervene" if they want, and participate as a party in the proceedings. That's how we ... | |
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ssir.org
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| | | | | [AI summary] This content is a collection of sponsored article series and essays focused on social innovation, philanthropy, and systemic change, covering topics such as equity, impact measurement, digital strategies, and civic engagement. | |
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www.govtech.com
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| | | | | Read how governments are preparing now for the future of infrastructure with projects focused on electric vehicles, public transportation and state-of-the-art technology. | |
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oecd-development-matters.org
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| | | The first and biggest failure was the abysmal inability of the developed countries to deliver the USD 100 billion a year they had promised at the time of the Paris Agreement in 2015. | ||
