post | 10.01.2015
Blinders Remain On in Vogtle Construction Monitoring Docket
This blog was written by Sara Barczak, former Regional Advocacy Director with the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy.
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post | 10.01.2015
Engaging on Energy: The Clean Power Plan – A New Opportunity for Clean Energy in the Southeast
post | 09.30.2015
Environmental Justice In the Clean Power Plan
Power plants are the largest source of carbon dioxide in the United States, the pollution that is throwing our climate into chaos. Power plants also emit conventional and toxic air pollutants that...
post | 09.30.2015
La Justicia Ambiental en el Plan de Energía Limpia
Las centrales eléctricas de combustibles fósiles son la fuente más grande de dióxido de carbono en los Estados Unidos, la contaminación que está causando caos en nuestro clima. Estas plantas...
post | 09.29.2015
Do You Breathe Air? Why You Should Care About New Ozone Standards
Do you breathe air? If you answered yes, then you should definitely care about the soon-to-be-released updated ozone regulations. If you answered no, then I'm glad to learn there really is life after...
post | 09.25.2015
Frank Talk: Pope Francis Calls for Bold Actions Against “Culture of Waste” at United Nations
In his address to the United Nations, Pope Francis focused on a variety of issues, but paid special attention to the ecological crisis. He stated, "The ecological crisis along, with the large-scale...
post | 09.24.2015
Frank Talk: Pope Francis Calls for “Courageous Actions” on Poverty, Environment
Noticeably absent, Pope Francis did not mention the term "climate change" or "global warming". But his reference to Laudato Si, which heavily speaks about environmental degradation including climate...
post | 09.22.2015
The Road to Paris and Beyond: Your Guide to This Fall’s UN Climate Negotiations
post | 09.21.2015
North Carolina Offshore Wind Gets Environmental Approval From Feds
post | 09.18.2015