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EU Plans €100 Billion Project To Bring African Sunlight To Power Europe's Electric Revolution
EU Plans €100 Billion Project To Bring African Sunlight To Power Europe's Electric Revolution
The European Union, which has been starved for cheap energy since the start of the Ukraine war, is betting that the future of its energy system lies under the North African sun. On Tuesday, the European Commission pledged €5 billion of EU money to renewables projects in North Africa and the Middle East, which could feed electricity back into Europe’s grid, Politico reported.
The dream is that solar panels in the sun-soaked Sahara Desert and wind turbines along...
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Authored by AG News Staff via American Greatness,
California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation Saturday expanding privacy protections for immigration service workers, despite warnings that the measure could chill investigative journalism and face First Amendment challenges.
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On Saturday, the US military conducted a highly visible drill right in the heart of Caracas, marking the first known American military exercise on Venezuelan soil since the chaotic January 3rd operation to abduct Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
The show of force involved two US Marine Corps Osprey aircraft touching down near the recently reopened US Embassy in Caracas, which went operational only two months ago, in March.
via Reuters
"The drill, which the Venezuelan government said it had authorized as an evacuation...
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