The Inflation Reduction Act is a big f***ing deal
The Inflation Reduction Act is the largest climate investment ever made by Congress, a whopping $369 billion over 10 years. The 1,000+ page bill is complex, so we cranked up …
Your Vote Matters
If you are a human living on planet earth (which most of us are), then clean energy is an issue that affects your life and your future. It is …
Four ways red states are benefiting from clean energy development
Sometimes American political discourse can feel so divisive that it seems we face an unbridgeable chasm. But on some issues – like in the case of clean energy – there …
This back to school season, follow the money at your college or university
Well, it’s done. You’ve set up the dorm room, reviewed the class schedule, checked out the dining hall, and bid familial farewells until winter break. Whether you’re a departing student …
Between a Rock and a Gavel
The U.S. Supreme Court recently ruled in favor of polluters when they sided against recognizing the U.S. EPA’s legal authority to regulate carbon dioxide. This ruling was a major blow …
What does being a “clean energy voter” mean?
State primary election season is gearing up, kicking off Tuesday in Texas and continuing across the country into September. If you care about the climate, these elections are worth paying …
The Lowdown on Clean Energy Incentives
We’ve written a lot about the financial benefits of solar, electric vehicles, and energy efficiency (spoiler alert: there are a ton of them). Speeding the transition to a clean energy …
Event Recording: Virginia Drives Electric Virtual Town Hall
This live event occurred on December 16, 2021 as part of Generation180’s event series. On December 16, Generation180, Virginia Advanced Energy Economy, Climate Cabinet, and the Chesapeake Climate Action Network …
COP26: What’s the deal?
Another international climate summit has wrapped up, and, like the others, it had a ton going on: delegates from nearly 200 countries, 100,000 activists, and lots of anticipation (maybe too …
States are moving the needle on climate action
A Bloomberg study in 2015 found a compelling pattern about how social change happens in the United States. The pattern is this: Throughout history, a few states took the initiative …