Article | 12.12.2019
A Climate Champion is Named Time Magazine’s Person of the Year
This blog was written by Jennifer Rennicks, former Senior Director of Policy & Communications at the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy.
11.29.2019
New Report Shows Urgency of Picking Up Pace of Climate Action
11.27.2019
On Giving Tuesday: Think Globally, Act Regionally
The effects of the climate crisis are of global magnitude, and many of the worst impacts will be felt right here in the Southeast. By making a donation to the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy this...
11.20.2019
Climate Change and the 2020 Presidential Primaries
11.07.2019
Voters Choose a Clean Energy Champion to Lead Knoxville!
On Tuesday, the city of Knoxville elected its next Mayor, Indya Kincannon. The Southern Alliance for Clean Energy (SACE) believes that Kincannon is well suited to continue to reduce the city and...
10.04.2019
Corporate Climate Leadership: Necessary but Insufficient
Amazon and Google are leading. But corporate leadership is not a substitute for robust climate and energy policy at the state and national levels.
09.25.2019
Question: How can Knoxville lead on climate change?
Answer: Be bold, base actions on science, and involve the community.
Will the next mayor of Knoxville be a climate leader?
Clean energy voters in Knoxville want to hear from mayoral candidates that addressing the climate crisis is a priority.
09.18.2019
Will Duke Energy live up to its net-zero carbon commitment?
This blog was co-written by John D. Wilson, former Deputy Director for Regulatory Policy at the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy.
08.15.2019
City Council puts Knoxville on the map with passing of carbon goals
On Tuesday, Knoxville’s City Council unanimously voted to pass carbon reduction goals that puts the Scruffy City on the map for addressing climate change.
