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With more clean energy being produced, the need is growing for transmission lines to deliver all that energy to people.

And the debate about who will get to build these lines is heating up with billions of dollars on the line. 

 about the ongoing battle for E&E News and he spoke about it with MPR News Climate Cast host Paul Huttner. 

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With more clean energy being produced, the need is growing for transmission lines to deliver all that energy to people. And the debate about who will get to build these lines is heating up with billions of dollars on the line. 

With more and more clean energy being produced, the need is growing for transmission lines to deliver all that energy to people. And the debate about who will get to build these lines is heating up with billions of dollars on the line.

With more and more clean energy being produced, the need is growing for transmission lines to deliver all that energy to people. And the debate about who will get to build these lines is heating up with billions of dollars on the line. Jeffrey Tomich wrote about the ongoing battle for E&E News and he spoke about it with Climate Cast host Paul Huttner.

Clean energy will require more power lines, but who should get to build them?

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Clean energy will require more power lines, but who should get to build them?

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