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An eighth grader from Burlington, VT makes a strong statement about the need for climate action — in solidarity with 1000s of others — at the September 2019 Vermont Climate Strike. Courtesy photo. Johanna Miller Earlier this year, for the first time, national polls were showing that climate change was a top issue of […] 2019 Charge Forward EV Relay, hosted by Drive Electric NH. Image: Drive Electric NH and Kate & Keith Photography Brianna Brand Driving habits certainly look much different than normal as adults and children alike transition to virtual work and school environments that leave the trusty family automobile in the driveway more often than not. […] This year upended life for just about all of us, and for many Vermonters, it’s been really tough. With all the uncertainty we face, why bring weatherization up on your list of things to make happen in 2020? Well, it’s even more important now that we’re all spending more time at home. Safety: A professional […] The FY21 Building Communities Grants through the Vermont Department of Building and General Services (BGS) is now available for applications. The Building Communities Grant Program consists of the Recreational Facilities Grant Program, the Regional Economic Development Grant Program, and the Human Services and Educational Facilities Grant Programs. These grants are intended for construction and capital […] Off-grid power. Photo: USAID in Africa. Public domain. George Harvey A Green New Market is coming. We can create it, or we can watch other countries create it. But it is coming, and it should be in America. The Green New Market should appeal to Democrats because it can address poverty, […] 2020 Climate Solutions Caucus. Courtesy photo. Sandra Levine As Vermont’s legislators are buckling down to provide relief for struggling communities, they are also looking ahead to build a healthier, safer and more resilient Vermont for everyone. Seizing opportunities now will make communities stronger and avoid future damage and suffering. Setting a model for other […] John Gage at the Carbon Cash-Back Coalition table outside the polls at Windham High School on town election day, March 10, 2020. Windham, NH passed the resolution. Courtesy photo. John Gage This spring, voters in forty New Hampshire town meetings and local elections have a chance to ask their state and federal representatives to […] Please click on the image to enlarge it. Johanna Miller In 2006, the State of Vermont enshrined strong carbon pollution reduction goals in statute. Unfortunately, despite that commitment, Vermont’s greenhouse gas emissions are 13% above 1990 levels, when they are supposed to have been cut significantly below that by now. You need only […] Metlakatla, Alaska. Photo by Joey Mendolia, Alaska Public Media. George Harvey We have been aware for a long time of problems brought on by climate change in Alaska. Buildings have tilted as permafrost supporting them gave way. Heat waves like nothing in history have brought on wildfires. Exploitation of natural resources […]
Major Changes In Its Three-Year Forecast: No New Coal Capacity; Net Reduction in Fossil Fuels; Significant Decline for Nuclear Power Net New Wind and Solar Capacity More Than Doubles Natural Gas Ken Bossong According to a review by the SUN DAY Campaign of data released in the […] |
ASES Solar: Call for Participation  Exciting news! The Call for Participation for ASES’ 50th Annual National Solar Conference, SOLAR 2021: Empowering a Sustainable Future is OPEN. Send in your proposal(s) before January 15, 2021 at ases.org/participate2021. The conference will take place August 3-6, 2021 in Boulder, CO on the University of Colorado, Boulder campus. Contact conference@ases.org if you have any questions. See you at #SOLAR2021Boulder!
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