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My name is Roberta Coelho Will, i am from Brazil, but I currently live in Vermont, Usa. Matheus is my nephew, he was born with neurofibromatosis tye 1, a condition caracterized by growth of tumors along nerves in the skin , face and neck. He lives in Brasil with his family, where, he had several...

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Oregon Becomes First State in Nation to Sign Bill That Phases Out Coal, Ramps Up Renewables

The pioneering law makes Oregon the first state in the nation to legislate a ban on coal, while also mandating that utilities provide renewable energy

The Oregon legislature just put another nail in the coffin of the coal era.

On Friday, Oregon Gov. Kate Brown signed into law one of the most ambitious and sweeping pieces of energy legislation in the country’s history, one which will eradicate the use of coal for electricity generation entirely within two decades.

The pioneering law makes Oregon the first state in the nation to legislate a ban on coal for the electric supply, while also mandating that utilities provide half of their electricity from newrenewable sources by 2040.

Add those new renewables to Oregon’s existing hydropower resources and, in less than 25 years, the state’s electric sector will be between 70 and 90 percent carbon-free, one of the cleanest energy portfolios in the country.

Currently, coal supplies roughly 30 percent of the state’s electricity.

“Knowing how important it is to Oregonians to act on climate change, a wide range of stakeholders came to the table around Oregonians’ investments in coal and renewable energy,” said Gov. Kate Brown. “Working together, they found a path to best equip our state with the energy resource mix of the future. Now, Oregon will be less reliant on fossil fuels and shift our focus to clean energy. I’m proud to sign a bill that moves Oregon forward, together with the shared values of current and future generations.”

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