John's CIB for the week of July 29: Gerrymandering halted soon?, Duke rate hike bill stalls, wind surges past coal, and more ethics issues at Trump EPA.

A two-week state trial challenging legislators' partisan gerrymandered maps wrapped last Friday, and a ruling is expected within the month.

What once seemed like a slam-dunk bid to hike your power rate for years at a time has stalled in the state House as Duke Energy fails to get enough votes.

Wind Blows Past Coal in Texas

For the first time, Texas now produces more power from wind energy than from coal, a leap forward in our booming clean energy economy.

Corruption Rampant at Trump EPA

Another former Trump official is under ethics investigation for catering to his former polluter clients while in his official capacity.

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