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Earth Day 2021 roundup on environmental justice and community power

As the jurors delivered a guilty verdict this week in the trial of Derek Chauvin, a landmark moment in the fight for racial justice was celebrated across the➤

News Alaska, National, New Jersey, New Mexico

Born on Earth Day: My son’s first year and the clean, healthy, anti-racist future I want for all our children

As the Senior Director in the Interior West, Marta Tomic leads Vote Solar’s regional team in Arizona, Nevada, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah, drawing from➤

News National

Kansas Solar Customers Will Get Refunds!

Guest blog from Climate + Energy Project Yesterday during their regular business meeting, the Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC) unanimously voted to require➤

News Kansas

Nominations Open for the 2021 Dr. Espanola Jackson Solar Justice Award

Vote Solar is proud to honor outstanding solar justice heroes with the Dr. Espanola Jackson Solar Justice Award. Nominations are open until May 3, 2021.➤

News National

Advocates Condemn Indiana Move to Curb Solar

IURC decision will effectively render customer-owned solar unattainable for Vectren customers Indianapolis, INA broad coalition of solar, environmental, and➤

News Indiana

A new era for participation in our energy future

“How can I participate? This is such a simple question to ask when decision-making directly impacts you and your community,” writes Olivia Nedd, our Access➤

News Arizona, California, Florida, Illinois, Massachusetts, National, New Mexico

#CEJACantWait: Illinois legislators must pass the Clean Energy Jobs Act

We have less than two months before the legislative session ends, and profit-hungry companies like Ameren will keep trying to get in the way of progress and➤

News Illinois

Making solar incentives work for low-income Bay Staters

The solar incentive program in Massachusetts, the Solar Massachusetts Renewable Target (SMART) program, is tapped out, putting potential clean energy projects➤

News Massachusetts

Low-Wealth Solar Policy Roundup: Public Participation for Impacted Communities

How can I participate? This is such a simple question to ask when decision-making directly impacts you and your community. Yet, too often people interested in➤

News Florida, National, New York

New Mexico becomes 21st state to enable community solar

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signs the Community Solar Act into law Santa Fe, NM – Today, Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham signed Senate Bill 84 into law➤

News New Mexico

It’s time to fund resilient Florida schools

\Florida’s public and charter schools present a huge opportunity and risk for climate resilience. As hurricane season becomes longer and more intense,➤

News Florida

Utility front groups in Michigan emerge from the shadows

Alliance for Michigan Power, Citizens Energizing Michigan’s Economy exposed as front groups for DTE, Consumers Energy Lansing, MI – Front groups for➤

News Michigan

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