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In July, Clean Energy Employment Gains Slowed to a Crawl
Report from BW Research shows an addition of 3,200 jobs last month
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Carbon Price Group’s Model Finds Tax Would Lead to 57% Emissions Reduction By 2035
Report on economic impact of carbon dividend plan shows surging investment, accelerated renewables transition
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Solar-for-Coal Energy Swaps Could Facilitate Utilities’ Renewables Transition, Analysis Shows
New research from Energy Innovation pitches alternative financing model for replacing coal plants with solar farms
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Utilities Coalition Letter Rallies Congress to Include Support for Public Power in Coronavirus Stimulus
Large Public Power Council plans to push for ‘essential’ utilities workers to be among first in line for vaccine
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Nearly 1 in 3 Voters Think Pipeline Permitting Process Should Be More Difficult, Despite Recent Setbacks for Operators
Concerns for local environment, Indigenous justice loom large for those who support court rulings barring pipeline progress
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Coalition of World Mayors Releases Pandemic Recovery Blueprint, Rallies for ‘Green and Just’ Rebuild
C40 Cities climate network has served to connect mayors on health care and pandemic management
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Steyer: For a Biden Administration, ‘the Time for Subsidizing Fossil Fuels Is Long Passed’
Serving on campaign’s climate council, Steyer says Biden is focused on investments that will still make sense in 40 years
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Pandemic Allows for New Front in Fight Against Southwest Nuclear Waste Storage Contracts
Activists, industry, lawmakers push for delays to interim spent fuel storage facilities planned in Texas, New Mexico
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After Months of Lost Jobs, Clean Energy Added More Than 100,000 Employees to Its Workforce in June
Report from BW Research finds the sector added 106,320 jobs last month
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‘They’re Living With It Every Day’: Environmental Injustices Leave Minorities With Pollution Anxieties
Black and Hispanic adults distrust their tap water and worry about pollution at higher rates than whites