Posts in March 2, 2023

Latest News

• The New Russian Roulette: Taliban Edition
• New Mexico’s home-grown clean energy is growing say lawmakers, Sen. Stewart, Rep. Sariñana and Rep. Caballero
• Satellite finds New Mexico methane emissions previously unreported
• Whales at risk as incidental lillings of New England’s endangered speices declared no longer illegal
• Toxic Chemicals killed my son and gave me cancer – we need to protect the Toxic Substances Control Act
• Our Land is Our Life – Don’t Invade with Toxic Chemicals, op-ed by Philip Williams, Yurok Tribal Council Member, Army Veteran
• We Must Keep  America’s Toxic Chemical Control Act Strong to Protect Our Families 
• Old power plants are targets — we can implement a clean Energy Security Marshall Plan for Ukraine to replace them
• Look beyond politics: Offshore wind can help lower energy costs, Op-ed by Stacy Atkins-Salazar, Arcata Vice Mayor
• NYSERDA announces framework ofr $200 Million to expand affordable solar across New York
• Western Pennsylvania area elected officials, and advocates urge action to help environmental justice communities mitigate the effects of extreme heat
• During Climate Week, California and New York sue over Trump push to halt offshore wind energy projects
• CA Gov. Newsom signs most comprehensive data center laws in the nation, providing communities more control on water, electricity, and land use
• Santa Barbara County votes to ban new oil and gas wells
• In DC, members of Congress say Trump Administration’s offshore wind development buyouts are illegal
• PA leaders urge heat protections for environmental justice communities