Attacks on Solar Power Aren’t off to a Good Start

Solar panels at Mesa Verde Visitor and Research Center in Montezuma County, Colorado

A diverse coalition of community, environmental and renewable energy industry organizations are fighting to keep solar power affordable and economically competitive against heavily subsidized fossil fuels.

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In Memoriam of Zeke Grader

Zeke Grader, an environmental leader who served as executive director of the Pacific Coast Federation of Fishermen's Association for nearly 40 years, passed away on Labor Day.

Zeke Grader, an environmental leader who served as executive director of the Pacific Coast Federation of Fishermen's Association for nearly 40 years, passed away on Labor Day.

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Coal Ash’s Unhealthy Glow

Scientists have found that coal ash has up to 10 times more naturally occurring radioactive materials than the parent coal it comes from.

A new study reveals dangerous radioactivity in coal ash, the toxic waste generated by burning coal for electricity.

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Back To School Asthma Update

As another school year begins, families watch out for asthma triggers in the classroom like dust or chemicals, new sports routines, and back to school jitters, all of which can bring on asthma attacks.

As another school year begins, asthma triggers in the classroom like dust or chemicals, new sports routines and back-to-school jitters can bring on kids' asthma attacks.

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Ben & Jerry’s Joins Fight for GMO Food Labeling

Ben & Jerry’s joins other Vermont businesses and consumer groups in defending Vermont’s new labeling requirements for GE foods against a federal court challenge brought by the food industry.

Ben & Jerry’s joins other Vermont businesses and consumer groups in defending Vermont’s new labeling requirements for genetically engineered foods against a federal court challenge brought by the food industry.

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