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Will a second US city tax billion-dollar firms to fund clean energy?

Amy Winton doesn’t like that she has to depend on fossil gas for her restaurant, Mexican taquería Pandita in Eugene, Oregon. But she’s stuck with the gas-fueled burners, heaters, and outdoor fireplace that came… ... <a class="cz_readmore" href="https://stage.greentv.com/will-a-second-us-city-tax-billion-dollar-firms-to-fund-clean-energy/"><i class="fa fa-angle-right" aria-hidden="true"></i><span>Read More</span></a>

Will a second US city tax billion-dollar firms to fund clean energy?
Will a second US city tax billion-dollar firms to fund clean energy?
Will a second US city tax billion-dollar firms to fund clean energy?
Will a second US city tax billion-dollar firms to fund clean energy?
Will a second US city tax billion-dollar firms to fund clean energy?
Will a second US city tax billion-dollar firms to fund clean energy?

🌍✨ Will a second US city tax billion-dollar firms to fund clean energy?

Why we’re watching: Amy Winton doesn’t like that she has to depend on fossil gas for her restaurant, Mexican taquería Pandita in Eugene, Oregon.

But she’s stuck with the gas-fueled burners, heaters, and outdoor fireplace that came with the space. 💚

“We just don't have the funds” to switch to electric equipment, Winton said.

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  • 📌 Key signal: Amy Winton doesn’t like that she has to depend on fossil gas for her restaurant, Mexican taquería Pandita in Eugene, Oregon. But…
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Reporting curated for GreenTV. Original reporting via Canary Media.

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