Breaking News for Peru West Virginia

Peru is an unincorporated community on the South Fork South Branch Potomac River in Hardy County, West Virginia, United States

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  Biden Administration Offers an Offshore Drilling Plan. Likely Backers: Very Few.

  The five-year plan for America?s coastal waters, required by law, risks angering both the fossil fuel industry and environmentalists.

  by The New York Times
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  Where Does the Climate Movement Go Next?

  Al Gore weighs in on the Supreme Court?s recent ruling against the Environmental Protection Agency and explains why climate change is a ?crisis of American democracy.?

  by The New York Times
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  The Supreme Court Sabotages Efforts to Protect Public Health and Safety

  The decision issued a warning shot across the bow of the administrative state.

  by The New York Times

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  What?s happening in the states? Here?s the latest on which abortion laws are in effect and which are blocked.

  Seven states have now outlawed abortion, but federal judges in Kentucky, Louisiana and Utah have temporarily blocked ?trigger bans? in those states from taking effect.

  by The New York Times
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  Solveig Gold Is Proud to Be the Wife of a ?Canceled? Princeton Professor

  But she also wants to be known as more. At dinner with the aspiring public intellectual and her ?cabal.?

  by The New York Times
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  Transcript: Ezra Klein Interviews Kate Shaw

  A conversation with law professor Kate Shaw.

  by The New York Times
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  As Federal Climate-Fighting Tools Are Taken Away, Cities and States Step Up

  Across the country, local governments are accelerating their efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions, in some cases bridging partisan divides. Their role will become increasingly important.

  by The New York Times

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  Strange Histories: Four New Novels Weave Past and Present

  Whether through reinvention or homage, these books find endless possibilities in events and figures from other times.

  by The New York Times
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  The Supreme Court?s E.P.A. Decision Is More Gloom Than Doom

  The most profound effect of West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency may ultimately be cultural.

  by The New York Times
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  The climate math just got harder

  The Supreme Court has said the E.P.A. can?t broadly regulate greenhouse gas emissions from power plants. We look at what it means.

  by The New York Times

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