Clean, renewable energy is within our reach — all we have to do is seize the opportunities around us.
To live greener, healthier lives we need to be using less energy and getting more of our energy from renewable sources like the sun and the wind. The good news is that powering our lives with clean energy is getting easier every day, and the transition away from fossil fuels, toward an economy that runs on renewable energy, is picking up steam. Together we can accelerate the change.
During a contentious election year at the federal level, state and local governments have some of the best opportunities to make progress on issues that affect our environment, our health, and the quality of our lives.
Since 2017, our research partners at Environment America Research & Policy Center have issued the annual “Renewables on the Rise” report to track and celebrate America’s progress on renewable energy.
Citing environmental and consumer benefits, twenty-five governors join forces to quadruple the number of heat pumps by the end of the decade.
California should take advantage of the vast, untapped solar energy potential next to its highways. New analysis of three counties identifies enough solar potential to power over 270,000 homes annually.
The "Climate Resilience Package" was signed into law by Governor Kotek on Tuesday.
Colorado poised to become third state to phase out the use of mercury containing lighting.
Imagine a world powered by clean, renewable energy. Environment America’s advocates, organizers and members are sharing this vision with college campuses, cities and states across the country. Here's a roundup of stories from the past month:
Senior Director, Campaign for 100% Renewable Energy, Environment America
State Director, Environment Georgia
State Director, Environment California
Senior Vice President, The Public Interest Network; Managing Director, Frontier Group
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