Governors Urge Trump To Show Some Love for Renewable Energy
Solar and wind are now considered crucial for many state's economies as job engines, sources of local tax revenue and lower electricity prices.
Solar and wind are now considered crucial for many state's economies as job engines, sources of local tax revenue and lower electricity prices.
We knew 2016 would be a very strong year for US solar, but we didn't expect it to almost double!
US emissions are down and the biggest coal plant in the West will close. Hopefully, this won't be the last time in the next four years.
Green building is a well-established trend and a potent job creator, but Trump's Chicago skyscraper ranks at the bottom for energy efficiency.
The US added 51,000 solar jobs in 2016, and there are 500 wind factories in the places where middle class jobs are most needed. What's not to like?!
As Trump's fossil heavy team "scrutinizes data published by EPA scientists," scientists are fighting back in ways not seen before, including running for office!
As Trump prepares to unleash a new era of fossil fuels, polls show 65% of Americans want the focus on renewable energy and 70% say climate change is real.
Reviving the Keystone and DAPL pipelines is the least of it. What's chilling is the lock-down on the EPA, USDA and other agencies, where employees have been ordered not to communicate with the public.
Saturday's Women's March has gone global with 600 "sister" marches in 57 countries. At the same time, right-wingers are holding their own summit in celebration.
DOE announced a strengthened scientific integrity policy that ensures they can do their work without fear or intimidation. Unless Trump reverses it.