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When the Trump administration terminated the $7 billion Solar for All program last year, many of the 60 planned solar projects across the country were halted. Cincinnati decided to build its 10 megawatt solar array anyway.
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The bike bus’ last ride of the school year is Friday. Organizers are already planning to do it again next year.
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