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RWE is building its first utility-scale solar project in Illinois, the 150 MW Casey Fork Solar project.

Onsite construction has begun on the project, located in Jefferson County, Ill. Three of the state’s electric utility companies, Ameren, ComEd and MidAmerican Energy, have contracted to purchase RECs from the farm.

“Across the U.S., communities are realizing the benefits of new clean energy infrastructure, which create job opportunities, support economic growth and strengthen the local tax base,” says RWE’s Hanson Wood.

“We look forward to bringing these benefits and more to local communities throughout the country, like Jefferson County where RWE’s Casey Fork Solar project will spur hundreds of local jobs and tens of millions of dollars in economic output.”

McCarthy Building Companies is constructing the project.

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A World Superpower Pays Heavy Costs to Be Led by a Spoiled Child

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At left see we what it’s like when a formerly great country is being led be a moron.

Will “they better stop now!” lay this issue, the precursor to World War III, to rest?

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There Are Costs for a World Superpower to Be Led by a Spoiled Child

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At left see we what it’s like when a formerly great country is being led be a moron.

Will “they better stop now!” lay this issue, the precursor to World War III, to rest?

https://www.2greenenergy.com/2026/04/10/there-are-costs-for-a-world-superpower-to-be-led-by-a-spoiled-child/

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In their ad, the folks offering “The Most Complete Periodic Table Ever” claim that, if your kid is struggling with chemistry, she can improve with this product, which is essentially tons of useless information.

Who discovered molybdenum? In what year? What is its market value?

We are a society in which our facility with science is now in free-fall. If you think that blunting whatever may remain of your child’s natural curiosity with crap like this a good idea, here’s where to shop.

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