La IPCC publica una “guía de supervivencia para la humanidad”

A victory for Brooklyn communities and climate justice; Public Service Commission decision denies National Grid’s proposal to build the unnecessary fracked gas vaporizers in North Brooklyn, following a three-year fight

Utility lobbyists are pushing flawed bills, and Florida legislators should vote no

Legislature and Governor unified in support for major nation-leading climate initiative to electrify all new buildings; alignment needed on details and additional climate policies

New rule ensures gradual transition to more efficient electric heat pumps, and is likely to set a trend in other regions

Assembly joins senate and governor supporting ending gas in buildings; governor and assembly urged to agree to senate’s January 1st, 2025 timeline in a final deal

Grants, rebates, loans, and tax credits for businesses, communities, school districts, and local and state governments to accelerate the transition to zero-emission medium- and heavy-duty vehicles.

The groups also committed to continue defending the vital funding doled out by the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and to fight for a clean energy future, while challenging the extremist politicians who are threatening to cut critical funding for environmental agencies and programs.

Sara Gersen, Attorney, Clean Energy Program, Earthjustice: “This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to invest in actual zero-emission solutions, but could be a disaster if the federal government pours scarce resources into infrastructure and technologies that could make the climate crisis worse and cause further public health harms. Sowing confusion about hydrogen is a delay tactic,…

Jordan Luebkemann, Attorney, Florida Office, Earthjustice: “The alternate plan, which divides all storm costs across all FPL customers, leads to fairer and more reasonable rates for FPL customers and avoids charging over $10 a month to Panhandle customers alone.”

Netflix’s juicy mystery veers close to reality when it comes to the pitfalls of hydrogen — which is no silver bullet for our climate crisis.

Climate advocates and health experts plan to intervene to uphold Washington’s critical statewide building energy codes

Allies of the oil and gas industry filed a petition for declaratory judgment, seeking to reverse progress made by Washington’s new statewide building energy codes.

New York Electric Vehicle Sales Requirement will Improve Air Quality, Protect Public Health

Three Eugene residents request changes to the ballot language on a referendum NW Natural is seeking to block electrification progress

Three Eugene residents, David De La Torre, Aya Cockram, and Timothy Morris, have filed to appeal the language that will appear on an upcoming ballot if NW Natural succeeds in gathering the required signatures to send a recently passed electrification ordinance to voters.

Three Eugene residents, David De La Torre, Aya Cockram, and Timothy Morris, have filed to appeal the language that will appear on an upcoming ballot if NW Natural succeeds in gathering the required signatures to send a recently passed electrification ordinance to voters.

Advocates warn about energy affordability and climate implications; Call on PSC to protect energy affordability and enforce the climate law