Fish and Game Workers Go IBEW
Fish and game workers in Sherwood Park file to join the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW), expanding union representation. Source: albertaworker.ca
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Nonprofits, Faith Groups Celebrate $20M for Resilience Hub
Detroit community organizations receive significant funding to develop climate resilience hubs, focusing on local food security and emergency preparedness. Source: detroitnews.com
AI, Data Ctrs, And Climate Risk
Exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence, data center infrastructure, and emerging climate-related challenges. Source: cleantechnica.com
Salter : How to Put Justice into Grid Plans
An analysis of how grid planning can incorporate social justice principles, focusing on equitable energy infrastructure development. Source: romesentinel.com
How This Climate Tech Company Cleans Up Energy Grids
Clearloop is pioneering innovative solutions to decarbonize the most polluted energy grids, offering a targeted approach to addressing climate change through technological interventions. Source: fastcompany.com
OSHA Releases New PPE Arc Flash Guidance
OSHA has updated its Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) guidelines for arc flash protection, providing comprehensive recommendations for electrical worker safety. Source: njbmagazine.com
Landmark Case Ruling Upheld
Major court decision on climate change legislation with potential implications for energy sector workers and infrastructure development. Source: apnews.com
How the Climate Crisis Became an Insurance Crisis
Report examining the growing impact of climate change on insurance coverage and implications for construction and infrastructure projects. Source: nytimes.com
Outsized Influence, Unprecedented
Investigation into the expanding role of tech industry leaders in shaping national policy and labor regulations. Source: abcnews.go.com
Musk Shows Political Strength As Government Shutdown Looms
Analysis of tech entrepreneur's growing influence on political decisions affecting labor and industry policy. Source: nytimes.com