Headline News: “Worsening Snow Drought In The West Will Have Cascading Impacts, Experts Say” • Prolonged drought across much of the West has been worsened by low snowfall and persistent warmth, fueling a widespread snow drought. With reduced mountain snowpack, … Continue reading →
Showcasing Industry Job Opportunities at DC Climate Week Washington, D.C. — On April 30th, Clean Energy for America Education Fund will host the National Job Fair during DC Climate Week, showcasing top employers nationwide. With over 1,500 registrants—a significant portion of whom are former … Continue reading →
Members of Citizens’ Climate Lobby (CCL) throughout New York and New England will be attending the Northeast Regional Conference at Union College in Schenectady, NY on April 4 and 5, 2025. The event will include a variety of lectures, panels … Continue reading →
This came in by email on January 1. Official Statement from Allison Fajans-Turner, Bank Engagement and Policy Lead, Rainforest Action Network: “America’s largest banks are making a New Year’s resolution to turn back on their climate promises, disgracefully ending 2024 … Continue reading →
Alan Betts The global climate situation has become very challenging as Mother Nature has taken over to save life on Earth in the face of the planned criminal destruction by the fossil fuel industry to maximize its profits. I have … Continue reading →
VECAN recently sent out a significant survey to energy committee leaders across Vermont to help us – and key partners – better understand the challenges, needs and energy priorities for communities. With many survey results now in (though keep ‘em … Continue reading →
USDA Rural Development, U.S. Department of Agriculture On January 18, the U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development, under Secretary Xochitl Torres Small, recently highlighted a-year of accomplishments to combat climate change and increase resiliency throughout rural America. “At USDA, we … Continue reading →
It Won’t Even Help Originally published at Green Energy Times. By George Harvey An old paradigm The electricity most of us use comes from a system that was designed mostly over a hundred years ago. It was built around concepts … Continue reading →
13 July 2021 James Hansen and Makiko Sato Global temperature in June was +1.13°C (relative to the 1880-1920 base period, which is our best estimate of preindustrial temperature); it was +0.85°C relative to the 1951-1980 base period. High temperature anomalies … Continue reading →
ExxonMobil’s shareholder revolt and the end of the line for fossil fuels From Carl Pope’s blog: A version of this article appeared in Salon. Few days spell out the future as clearly as this Wednesday did in terms of energy … Continue reading →