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Corpus Christi International Airport completes initial assessment, will remain closed
KRIS Corpus Christi News
Corpus Christi International Airport (CCIA) crews have completed an initial assessment of the airfield and have found only minor damage. The airfield and terminal remain closed. The airport will be allowing emergency response operations on the runways

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Hot topic of next Fed chair not on program at Jackson Hole
Washington Post
JACKSON HOLE, Wyo. — This year's gathering of the world's central bankers had a theme as lofty as the Grant Teton Mountains which loomed over their meeting place — “Fostering a Dynamic Global Economy.” But while many hours were devoted to sitting …

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Washington Post

Thousands in St. Louis likely to see wage drop with new law
Washington Post
ST. LOUIS — Thousands of workers in St. Louis will likely see smaller paychecks starting Monday, when a new Missouri law takes effect barring local government from enacting minimum wages different than the state minimum. The law is drawing protests in …
With state law set to preempt St. Louis minimum wage, groups push for Missouri-wide hikeSTLtoday.com
St. Louis workers face pay cut after minimum wage disputeUPI.com

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Hurricane Harvey may add to debt woes of US flood insurance program
Reuters
(Reuters) – The destruction that heavy rain and floods from Hurricane Harvey could inflict on Texas would add to the pile of debt owed by a federal flood insurance program that is due to expire in September, advocacy groups said. The National Flood …
As waters rise in Harvey's wake, many Texans lack flood coverageDallas News
Get Your Due From a Homeowners or Flood Insurance ClaimConsumerReports.org
North Carolina needs action on flood insurance reformsNews & Observer
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Los Angeles Times

Should California spend $3 billion to help people buy electric cars?
Los Angeles Times
The $35,000 base price of Tesla's Model 3 car could drop by more than $16,000 if a more aggressive state rebate program proposed by a San Francisco assemblyman is adopted. (Tesla). By Russ MitchellContact Reporter · Automotive Industry · Electric and …
Is a 200-300 mile range enough for Tesla to break into electric trucking?Ars Technica
Exclusive: Tesla's 'long-haul' electric truck aims for 200 to 300 miles on a chargeNew York Daily News
A Canary in the Wall Street Coal MineBarron’s
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Seeking Alpha

The (Only) Culprit Of Coal's Demise
Seeking Alpha
On August 23, the U.S. Department of Energy released a highly anticipated study on the reliability of the U.S. electricity grid. The DOE report concludes that far from becoming dangerously unstable, the electricity grid has "withstood a number of
DOE Grid Study: Will it Make a Difference?POWER magazine (blog)
Breaking: The US Power Market Is CrackingBloomberg
DOE Supports Cutting-Edge Grid Technologies. But They're Missing From Its Major Reliability AnalysisGreentech Media
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