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    Indiana’s dependence on coal is costing ratepayers millions and holding back clean energy growth

    By Kari Lydersen,

    2024-08-05
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    Jerry O'Neill
    08-06
    BS to the green crap!
    chris gardner
    08-06
    Excessive regs and taxes are why your utilities cost more. Carbon tax is going in some other dark money pockets.
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