post | 07.28.2020
In this blog, we examine the policies and positions of Jason Shaw, the Republican candidate running for District 1 on Georgia's Public Service Commission. Also in this series we profile Robert...
post | 02.16.2017
On February 15, over 200 Georgians gathered in Atlanta for Capitol Conservation Day. They met directly with legislators to urge them to support proposed protections for Georgia’s pristine water...
post | 07.15.2020
This week, fifteen states plus DC have committed to achieving 100% tailpipe pollution-free electric trucks and buses by 2050. These states account for 35% of the nations' medium and heavy-duty...
post | 06.30.2020
post | 06.09.2020
The dramatic reduction in transportation-related pollution we are witnessing, especially in urban areas, really drives home the magnitude of our collective vehicle pollution. This heightened...
post | 02.14.2017
post | 05.21.2020
I know of no single human that can claim a greater impact in shaping progressive energy policy than my friend and mentor S. David Freeman.
post | 05.13.2020
Transportation policies and investments aimed at stimulating the economy should target three long-term outcomes: reduce the number of vehicle miles driven, clean the electric grid, and electrify...
post | 05.11.2020
post | 10.10.2017
This blog was written by Amelia Shenstone, former Regional Advocacy Director with the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy.