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10 new electric vehicle chargers added for public use in Mississippi’s capital city
Mississippi’s capital city has announced 10 new chargers for electric vehicle owners thanks to a $160,000 donation from Entergy.
 
With EPA support, the Corps is moving forward with flood relief project for Mississippi Delta
The U.S Army Corps of Engineers is moving forward with a flood relief project for the Mississippi Delta.
 
‘A real twisted animal’ in Holly Springs: What’s next for the spiraling power provider
Thousands of north Mississippi residents are subject to an unreliable power source. After hearing years of complaints about the Holly Springs Utility Department, lawmakers passed a bill that could lead to the power provider losing those customers.
 
Mississippi’s new PSC energized by nuclear power, tepid over renewables
As the world looks towards alternative energy forms to balance an increased demand with the need to limit carbon emissions, the Mississippi’s new Public Service Commission is hoping to move the state ahead of the curve with nuclear power.
 
Plans to build green spaces aimed at tackling heat, flooding and blight
Some nonprofits are teaming up to build new green spaces in Mississippi’s capital city of Jackson. In one project, 2C Mississippi is working with the Farish Street Community of Shalom to build green spaces along the historic Farish Street in downtown.