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WA wanted clean energy. But utilities plan fleet of gas plants

First publishedAug 9, 13:00 UTC
Last updatedAug 9, 13:43 UTC · 12m ago
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WA wanted clean energy. But utilities plan fleet of gas plants
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WA's utilities must go carbon-free by 2045. So why are they turning now to natural gas?

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WA's utilities must go carbon-free by 2045. So why are they turning now to natural gas?
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    WA wanted clean energy. But utilities plan fleet of gas plants

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