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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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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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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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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.




















