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12 mentions for outlet: The Associated Press
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Environmental groups including the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy and the South Carolina Coastal Conservation League have petitioned regulators to require Duke Energy to develop a 375-megawatt solar farm in Anderson County, South Carolina, as an…
The "I Will Act on Climate" campaign organized a 27-state bus tour to promote climate action, with a stop in Charleston, South Carolina. Representatives from the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy and the South Carolina Business…
“We are very pleased that TVA is growing its renewable energy portfolio. We think it is long overdue.”
“What I heard for the first time is two Tennessee senators standing up and in essence both saying they want to do something about global warming.”
The Southern Alliance for Clean Energy joined seven other environmental groups in filing legal action against the EPA over a new clean air rule that they believe allows old coal-fired power plants to operate with replacement…
“The current EPA is in no hurry to institute these standards, and yet the health implications from not enforcing these rules is something that can't any longer be ignored”
“We very clearly have a problem more than 22 million people in an eight-state region from North Carolina to Mississippi are exposed to unhealthy levels of ozone pollution, a component of smog”
“Our hometown utility has jumped in there to use rate payer money to buy influence to weaken the Clean Air Act. We find that highly offensive”
“The downside is clearly the continued blurring of lines between commercial and the military applications of nuclear power. I think it sets a bad precedent. We lose some of our credibility as an international broker (to dissuade similar actions abroad).”
“It's just one of the consequences of choosing nuclear power as an option, that you will have nuclear waste piling up on the banks of the Tennessee River”
“Summer has only now arrived so I'm afraid the problem could get even worse”
A poll of 1,000 voters conducted by conservation organizations shows that 42% of Americans prioritize renewable energy research funding, while 44% believe nuclear power should be cut first if the Department of Energy budget is reduced.…
