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PNS Daily News - July 26, 2017 


Here’s a look at some of our stories: 20 hours of Senate legislative debate could mean the end of Obamacare; the Justice Department once again takes aim at sanctuary cities; and a push for equality as landmark legislation marks a milestone.

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Urban Planning/Transportation

A stand of live oak trees in Butler Park frames the downtown Austin skyline. Conservationists say urban forests are critical to air and water quality in Texas cities. (Wikimedia Commons)
Texas Groups Fight State Plan to "Cut" Local Tree Regulations
Wednesday, July 26, 2017
AUSTIN, Texas - Conservation groups, cities and business interests are fighting bills in the Texas Legislature that would strip municipalities of the ...Read More
Two solar farms at First Baptist Church of Mount Olive are now generating enough to power a small town. (Nature Conservancy in North Carolina)
Churches Finding Ways to Worship Son and Sun
Friday, July 21, 2017
MOUNT OLIVE, N.C. – This Sunday, at least one North Carolina church will be thankful for the sunny weather of late. First Baptist Church of ...Read More
Half of all yellow-medallion taxis in New York City must be wheelchair accessible by 2020. (Mr.choppers/Wikimedia Commons)
Disability-Rights Groups Charge Uber with Discrimination
Wednesday, July 19, 2017
NEW YORK - Advocates for people with disabilities want Uber to comply with the law by providing more vehicles that are wheelchair accessible ...Read More
Transportation funding is the stumbling block that's delaying passage of a new two-year budget in Wisconsin. (Wisconsin Department of Transportation)
Lack of New Wisconsin Budget Causing Problems for Schools
Friday, July 14, 2017
MADISON, Wis. – The state budget is now two weeks overdue, mainly because the Republican leadership can't seem to come to terms with its ...Read More
Patrol officers say the best policy for mobile phones in traffic is
Texting and Driving Becomes a Primary Offense in Iowa
Friday, June 30, 2017
DES MOINES, Iowa – If the dangers involved with texting and driving aren't enough, Iowa motorists will soon have a financial incentive to put ...Read More
There are 5,116 people experiencing homelessness in the Denver metro area, including 1,500 families with children and more than 500 veterans. (Getty Images)
Residents of Denver Suburb Press for Housing Assistance
Friday, June 30, 2017
WESTMINSTER, Colo. – Housing advocates in Westminster have confronted their City Council on the one-year anniversary of the city's "Coming Home ...Read More
Cosmopolitan Park in Columbia, Mo., is the site of the city's eclipse celebration Mon., Aug. 21. (Columbia Parks and Recreation)
Solar Eclipse Spectators Could Double Population of MO Town
Friday, June 30, 2017
COLUMBIA, Mo. – It takes a sizable attraction to double the population of a city in a single day - something big enough to, say, blot out the ...Read More
Electric cars are catching on in Washington, and motorists now have a scenic byway dotted with charging stations. (Wash. State House Republicans/Flickr)
WA Opens Nation's First Scenic Byway for Electric Car Owners
Friday, June 30, 2017
WENATCHEE, Wash. – This summer, electric car owners will have the chance to explore the Evergreen State's "electric highway." Stretching from ...Read More
Since 2005, Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative states have reduced carbon emissions by 40 percent. (PublicDomainPictures)
States Bring Economic Clout to Fighting Climate Change
Wednesday, June 28, 2017
NEW YORK - President Trump may try to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement, but the states that already are cutting emissions wield a lot of ...Read More
A new book calls for planners to think ahead about where solar and wind farms will go. (energy.gov)
Planning for Renewables Called Key
Monday, June 19, 2017
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – As more Americans realize the need to transition from fossil fuel to renewable energy, there's a need to plan those changes ...Read More
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