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Sources says officials at the utility knew a year ago that contractor Toshiba Inc. wanted at least $4 billion more than San Antonio was willing to pay. Nuclear Expansion coverage | LivingGreenSA.com
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Robert Rivard: The energy this city needs right now that CPS can’t deliver is a big jolt of renewed public confidence.
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Toshiba Inc. has already shaved roughly $1.4 billion off its price to build two nuclear reactors, but it fears the city's price range remains out of reach. Nuclear expansion coverage | LivingGreenSA.com
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Aaron Stein: We can meet these goals working together.
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San Antonio and CPS Energy need to look at all its alternatives and keep a diversified portfolio in order to keep providing low cost, reliable energy.
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I think that a lot of people hear the term
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Under a new agreement, Von Ormy residents will be able to choose from curbside 96 gallon cans, or maintain residential dumpster service. Additionally, curbside recycling will occur on a weekly basis.
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Scott Stroud: A change in leadership might be in order sooner rather than later.
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As the strain on the nuclear expansion deal remains, Mayor Castro and others have asked CPS Energy to crunch the gas numbers anew. Nuclear Expansion coverage | LivingGreenSA.com
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Jan Jarboe Russell: Two groups of women join together to figure out a win-win.
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Editorial: But City Councill must avoid excessive interference.
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Scientists have identified more than 400 “dead zones” in coastal areas of oceans around the world, but the phenomena remain unpredictable.
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Local surveyor Paul Carey is checking elevations along the Medina River where it snakes through town — and occasionally over it. The city hired him to collect data to gauge the accuracy of new floodplain maps from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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Editorial: The utility's board needs to accelerate it's CEO search
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G. Chambers Williams III: Even with a spate of new gasoline-electric hybrid vehicles coming onto the market this year, there still is nothing out there that comes close to the fuel economy of the Toyota Prius, the hybrid by which all others are judged.