All good news this week as Biden, GM, federal judge, offshore wind developer make moves — this and more in your CIB for the week of February 1st, John.
Biden Boosts Climate, Environmental Justice
Last Wednesday might have been the biggest day for federal climate action in history as our new president made good on his campaign promises with a series of executive orders.
GM Will Go All-Electric by 2035
General Motors signaled a major shift in American car-making last week as it announced it would have an all-electric fleet within 15 years.
Major NC Offshore Wind Project Announced
With state legislators' ill-advised wind moratorium expired, North Carolina's first major offshore wind project is in development.
Court: Release the Red Wolves
A federal judge ordered the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to restore the captive red wolf population to the North Carolina wild.
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