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 …
What the rest of us need to know about COP26
As world leaders convened in Glasgow, Scotland, for COP26 last week, it emerged that the United Kingdom’s most enduring patch of snow had melted completely. The patch, known as the …
Energy & Education: A Climate Plan for K-12 Schools
We talk a lot about the role we all must play in tackling the climate crisis. There’s no shortage of work to be done, and no time for anyone to …
Checking in on the state of global climate action
Last month, the leaders of the world’s major industrialized nations got together, as they have every year since the early 1970s, to talk about matters of international importance. The pandemic …
Take Action: Protect Clean Cars + Clean Air
Generation180 is joining electric vehicle advocates, climate organizations, and public health experts nationwide to urge the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to restore state leadership on vehicle pollution regulation through the …
What the f*** is FERC?
If you had to name the most influential American government agencies when it comes to clean energy and climate, you’d probably be able to come up with a few acronyms …
Social cost of carbon: the most important number you’ve never heard of
This article is from the May 26, 2021, issue of Flip the Script, a weekly newsletter moving you from climate stress to clean energy action. Sign up here to get …
We’re 100 days in: let’s keep the clean energy momentum going
This article is from the April 28, 2021, issue of Flip the Script, a weekly newsletter moving you from climate stress to clean energy action. Sign up here to get …
Who’s politicizing clean energy? The case of Texas
This article is from the March 3, 2021, issue of Flip the Script, a weekly newsletter moving you from climate stress to clean energy action. Sign up here to get …
It’s time to celebrate Virginia’s new EV policies
Bust out some bubbly, y’all: the 2021 General Assembly, which officially wrapped up yesterday (Monday 3/1), took huge strides to electrify Virginia’s transportation sector, the leading source of carbon emissions …