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After fits and starts, the Louisiana legislature passed a series of reforms that will soon provide homeowners with grant money to help reroof homes affected by weather-related events to comply with new “Fortified” standards that exceed current building codes.
House Bill 741 would have reduced the benefits homeowners and businesses receive from installing solar and allow public utilities to levy additional charges.
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The biggest change to U.S. labor law in decades moves closer to the finish line and could drastically change the relationship between employers and unions.
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