Charles Goulding and Jacob Goldman The recently signed “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (OBBBA) has sent ripples through the world of tax incentives, particularly for those invested in renewable energy and energy efficiency. The OBBBA tweaks, terminates, and preserves various … Continue reading →
They were warned not to cut NOAA funding. They did it anyway. And many innocent lives were lost. George Harvey CBS published an article, dated May 5, under the title, “Former National Weather Service leaders warn about ‘loss of life’ … Continue reading →
A sweeping tax and domestic policy bill passed by the U.S. Senate today would terminate numerous major energy efficiency programs and incentives, raising costs for families and businesses while increasing strain on the electric grid. “The bill will raise energy … Continue reading →
Martin Wahl A survey of more than 130,000 participants in 125 countries shows that while a majority of people believe global warming is a critical issue, many believe that their peers do not. This misperception causes many who believe that … Continue reading →
The proposed budget for fiscal year 2026, just released by the White House, cuts the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) by close to 30%. While details aren’t yet available, if earlier indications hold true this budget would essentially eliminate … Continue reading →
Tackling Climate Change and Threats to Our Republic Dr. Beth Malow and Bruce Morlan The United States, like much of the world, is confronting two colossal, interwoven challenges. On one hand, we are grappling with the increasingly urgent threat of … Continue reading →
How fast Donald Trump has abandoned his own promises. From “Make America Great Again” we have fallen to “Everything involves trade-offs.” Whatever pollution and climate disasters may devastate American communities, however many Americans die of cancer, or however vicious the fires, floods, storms and droughts … Continue reading →
This article earlier published in Sheekeydaily The election is well under-way and there’s a lot at stake – gun-safety, health care insurance, fiscal responsibility, and the safety of the air, water and climate that supports us. It’s not just the … Continue reading →
Martin Wahl Climate-change denier Marjorie Taylor Greene has welcomed the 2,500 jobs being brought to her Georgia district thanks to a government loan guarantee, telling Politico last year “We’re excited to have jobs.” Solar cell manufacturer QCells, received a $1.45B … Continue reading →
State and City Partnership Expanded Through Resilient and Equitable Decarbonization Initiative for Existing Buildings Program Investment Expands Electric and Energy Efficiency Upgrades to Benefit More Low- to Moderate-Income Residents Governor Kathy Hochul today announced $16.5 million is now available to … Continue reading →