U S shift to cleaner energy aimed at saving family farms
U S Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack says a decade of farm decline can be reversed by a climate friendly shift and large infrastructure investments. The USDA commits billions to help farms profit from renewable energy, safer grazing, and new markets, including SAF, while expanding exports and local food systems.
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Iowa AG Bird joins electric vehicles suit
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird leads 13 Republican led states in a lawsuit challenging the federal rule on electric vehicle fuel efficiency. The suit argues the DOE overstated EV efficiency, lacked authority, and failed environmental review. Bird says the rules harm Iowa farmers and ethanol producers.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court liberal Bradley to retire next spring
Justice Ann Walsh Bradley, longest-serving member of Wisconsin's liberal 4-3 bloc, will not seek re election next spring. Her retirement heightens conservatives' chances to retake control of the court, a shift after a record 50 million spent on the 2024 race and amid pivotal debates over abortion voting access and redistricting. Bradley praised the court's direction but said it is time to pass the torch to a successor sharing her judicial philosophy.
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