Author: AGOA Staff      Published: 3/30/2023       AGOA Join us for our 8th Annual AGOA CSO Network Spring Conference. The event takes place on April 13, 2023, and is organized in partnership with the Institute for African Studies,

Author: AEUW Staff    Published: 3/30/2023    Advance Energy United Weekly Policy Update New Analysis Shows Florida Could Save $277 Million With a ‘Total Cost of Ownership’ Approach to Vehicle Procurement A new report by Advanced Energy United and Electrification

Author: GWRCCC Staff    3/30/2023     GRRCCC                                                 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE IBEW Local 26, Baltimore/DC – Metro

Author: WIN    Published: 3/30/2023     Washington Informer News

Author: Office of Public Affairs    3/29/2023    Commerce News FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Wednesday, March 29, 2023 Media Contact:Office of Public Affairs, publicaffairs@doc.gov U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo Announces Fiber Manufacturing Expansions in North Carolina HICKORY, NC – Today, as part of

Author: ECC Staff    Published: 3/28/2023    Emerald Cities Collaborative Hello EJ/CJ Community Members! In this month’s update you’ll find: The Council on Environmental Quality released additional Instructions to Federal Agencies on how they should be incorporating the Climate and Economic Justice

Author: Aman Azhar    Published: 3/20/2023   Inside Climate News Caught between poverty and third-party energy suppliers, low-income communities across the state are under increasing pressure from high utility rates despite the promise that a deregulated energy market would lower prices.

Author:  Dan Gearino  Published: 3/15/2023  Inside Weekly News A new study finds that houses within a half-mile of a utility-scale solar farm have resale prices that are, on average, 1.5 percent less than houses that are just a little farther

Author: WHCEQ Staff     Published: 3/24/2023      White House Council on Environmental Quality  Greetings! This Week in Environmental News On Tuesday, President Biden announced bold new actions to conserve and restore lands and waters across the nation at the

Author: US DOE Staff    Published: 3/24/2023      Solar Snapshot Solar Energy Technologies Office What’s Inside: Solar Snapshot, the newsletter of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Solar Energy Technologies Office (SETO), shares recent announcements; upcoming events; connect the dots on solar energy

Author: US DOE Staff       Published: 3/24/2023      EERE News Solar Energy Technologies Office   DOE-Funded SolSmart Program Expands to Advance Equitable Solar Energy Adoption  SolSmart Program Aims to Help Another 500 Cities, Towns, Counties, and Regional Organizations Become Solar Energy Leaders  WASHINGTON, D.C. – The

Author: Caitlin Tilley   Published: 3/21/2023    Health Report Daily News US health chiefs are warning about the dangers of a rapidly spreading deadly fungus — just a week after the hit zombie show The Last of Us wrapped up. The American College

Author: Jamil Smith    Published: 12/10/2021       Vox Robert Bullard joined Vox Conversations to discuss the global struggle to keep this world safe to live in, and how racism gets in the way. Robert Bullard, pictured here in Washington, DC, in

Author: US DOE Staff    3/16/2023    EERE News The Biden-Harris Administration, through the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), announced yesterday the availability of $750 million for research, development, and demonstration efforts to dramatically reduce the cost of clean hydrogen.

Author: US DOE Staff    Published: 3/13/2023   PCPC News and Event March 17, 2023 at 10:00 AM Est. Solar Now and the Future with Its Economic Impact on Black America     Podcast Guest    Shalaya Morissette Chief, Minority Business

Author: GWRCC Staff    Published: 3/13/2023      Greater Washington Regional Clean Cities Coalition

Author: US CPSC Staff  Published: 3/13.2023    CPSC WASHINGTON, D.C. – Rain, wind and snow continue to impact Northern and Central California, and a nor’easter/potential bomb cyclone, will bring dangerous winter conditions from Pennsylvania to New England through midweek, including damaging

Author: John Farrell and Maria McCoy  Published:  3/8/2023     ILSR How are Community Solar Garden programs doing across the country? For decades, rooftop solar has allowed homeowners to generate their own renewable electricity — reducing their dependence on monopoly utilities

Author: Phil  Mckenna        Published: 3/6//2023     Inside Climate News Using heat pumps to heat buildings would be a better use of limited clean energy resources, a new report concludes. Efforts by natural gas utilities in Massachusetts to

US DOE Staff   Published: 3/8/2023   EERE Funding Updates  DOE Issues Notice of Intent to Fund Applied Research and Development Projects to Drive Industrial Decarbonization EERE’s Industrial Efficiency and Decarbonization Office announced its intent to issue a funding opportunity for high-impact,