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Adapture Renewables has signed three environmental attributes purchase agreements with Meta to procure 330 MW from three solar projects under development in Illinois and Arkansas.

Situated in federally-designated energy communities where a coal facility had been closed, the three projects bring an estimated net economic impact of more than $400 million, says Adapture. It adds that these projects are set to create approximately 500 temporary jobs during the construction phase and maintain around 25 full-time equivalent positions during operations.

“We are proud to partner with progress-minded, global corporate partners like Meta to drive adoption of renewable energy,” says Adapture’s Jesse Tippett. “Working with Meta on these agreements was a delight. The Meta team was efficient and matched our dedication to scaling clean energy, bringing economic opportunities to the energy communities hosting our projects, and achieving three win-win agreements.”

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Remembering Jan. 6

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As suggested at left, the world will never forget that the launch pad for all the destruction during Trump’s second term was our nation’s failure to prosecute the criminal sociopath for his attempted overthrow of the U.S. federal government on January 6, 2021.

Had these acts of treason been dealt with swiftly, all of this would have been avoided.

Remembering Jan. 6

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In Which Country Is it Easiest to Get Rich?

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The answer will probably surprise you.

Here’s a very interesting TED Talk on this subject.

In Which Country Is it Easiest to Get Rich?

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Not Afraid to Say: I Like Immigrants

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To the author of the meme here, FWIW, I agree.  My wife employed a decent number of immigrants from Mexico for her horse breeding operation, and I found them to be hardworking, honest, respectful, and family-oriented.

Not Afraid to Say: I Like Immigrants

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