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    3 Colorado utilities are getting $1.1B from the feds to accelerate the move to renewable energy

    By Mark Jaffe,

    2024-09-06
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    Lorlmay
    09-06
    Bring on Nikola Tesla's FREE energy!
    Shawn R
    09-06
    with the U.S. trillions in debt who's ass did this laundered money fall out of
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