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At the U.S. Capitol Wednesday, southwest Missouri Congressman Eric Burlison (R-Springfield) spoke out against a Biden-era rule that would cut climate-warming emissions by coal and gas plants. In his view, the rules threaten the reliability of the energy grid.
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Amid an excessive heat warning that runs through 10 p.m. Thursday night, Springfield's power grid is dealing with "peak" electricity demand for the year.
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A spokesperson for the White River Group of the Sierra Club discusses climate change.
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The city of Springfield reached a compromise with local entities on how to update the city’s residential building code — after months of meetings between the city and groups like the Home Builders Association and the local Sierra Club.
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Recently the Ozarks went from abnormally dry conditions to full-blown extreme drought. It happened in just two weeks, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor. In response, Springfield City Utilities outlined emergency water conservation plans.