Russell Schmit is the President and CEO of Schletter, Inc., based in Shelby, North Carolina.

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Mike Barlow is a solar worker for Swinerton Renewable Energy, based in Florida.

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Tony Clifford serves as Chief Development Officer for Standard Solar, based in Rockville, Maryland.

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Li-Anh Bayard, a project administrator for Swinerton Renewable Energy, is based in Florida.

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Wanda Davenport is a PSA team lead at Schletter, Inc., located in Shelby, North Carolina.

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Danny Van Clief serves as Chief Operating Officer for Coronal Energy, based in Charlottesville, Virginia.

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Meet Mark Walters, a foreman at Sunrun's Maryland office.

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DeJuan Humphries is a crew lead for New Columbia Solar, a company based in Washington, D.C.

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Meet Brian Phillips, a lead installer for Sunrun's Maryland office.

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Alan Hooper is a mechanical engineer at Schletter, Inc., based in Shelby, North Carolina.

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Reid Millson, a production manager at Schletter, Inc. in Shelby, North Carolina, is a key figure in the solar industry.

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Last month, Solar Power International 2017 in Las Vegas drew a record 20,000 solar professionals.

Relive the highlights of this action-packed week.

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Mike Roeth, Director of the North American Council for Freight Efficiency (NACFE), has announced the mid-run results of the "Run on Less" trucking efficiency cross-country roadshow.

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For 45 years, the Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA) has provided vital protections for dolphins, whales, and seals in U.S. waters.

Unfortunately, a new congressional bill threatens these safeguards. It would facilitate harmful activities like seismic airgun blasting—a loud, dangerous process used for oil and gas exploration—making it easier to injure these iconic animals.

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Thousands of sea turtles die annually because about half of shrimp trawls operate without Turtle Excluder Devices (TEDs). These devices are 97% effective at allowing turtles to escape nets. A proposed rule from December 2016 would expand TED requirements, but the administration has stalled its implementation, allowing the killing to continue.

This delay jeopardizes sea turtle conservation and negatively impacts shrimp fishermen by hindering sustainability and economic opportunities. We must act now to urge Secretary Ross to implement this vital rule.

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