Author: Nate Hausman Published: 4/25/2025 Inclusive Prosperity Capital’s Nate Hausman Solar for All Program DirectorInclusive Prosperity Capital We’re excited to announce the launch of Inclusive Prosperity Capital’s initial Solar for All financing and the intake form for community
2025 Q1 – Energea Webinar
Author: Tyler Hurlburt Published: 4/24/2025 Energa Hi Ronald, You’re receiving this notification email because you were registered for a recent session of the event: 2025 Q1 – Energea Webinar. This session recording has been made available for you to view:
Feed Spot 2025: 50 Best Solar Energy Podcasts: “Solar Now And The Future With It’s Economice Impact On Black America”
Author: Anuj Agarwal Published: 4/24/2025 Feed Stop Solar Energy Podcasts Here are 50 Best Solar Energy Podcasts worth listening to in 2025. Subscribe in one place on FeedSpot Reader. Play All Episodes Follow All Looking for Solar Energy podcasters to
Clean Energy Jobs Are Revitalizing Communities. We Must Defend Them
Author: Nicholas Glover Published: 4/22/2025 Word In Black Despite the damage that’s been done, Congress can still do what’s right: protect clean energy jobs that are essential to our future. Despite all the talk about strengthening American manufacturing, the
Reminder: DOGE and Climate Change: What’s Really Happening at EPA and NOAA and Why it Matters starts in 1 hour
Author: PEER Staff Publidhed: 4/17/2025 PEER The purge of federal workers from key agencies across the federal government includes those tasked with conducting critical science that helps predict changes to local and global weather and those who implement
POISONING Black Memphis? Elon Musk’s AI Plant Sparks ENVIRONMENTAL RACISM OUTRAGE
Author: Roland Martin Published: 4/ 17 /2025 BlacK Star Network So, let’s talk about what is happening in Southwest Memphis right now. A historically Black community is once again on the frontlines of a growing environmental fight. Guess who is
Judge blocks EPA, Unlocks Green Bank
Author: Ben Santarris Published: 4/16/2025 PV Magazine A federal district court judge barred the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency from freezing its own green bank loans, including one for an affordable housing project in Oregon. Now that a federal
U.S. Solar Panel Tariffs: A Professional History and Their Impact on the Industry
Author: Energa Team Published: 4/17/2025 Energa Introduction Over the past decade, the U.S. has imposed a range of tariffs on imported solar panels to protect domestic manufacturers and respond to foreign trade practices. From anti-dumping duties targeting Chinese imports to
Climate Change Threatens National Security
Author: Kiley Price Published: 4/15/2025 Inside Climate News Climate change brings both direct and abstract threats to national security—from fueling deadly extreme weather events to making submarine detection more challenging through warming water. Over the past decade, the U.S. Office of
Mid-Atlantic State Officials to Join Evergreen in Rolling Out New Report on Potential Cost Savings, Job Creation from Fixing PJM’s Queue
Author: Eric Miller Published: 4/15/2025 Evergreen Action Watch the recording at youtube.com/@evergreenaction/streams NEW REPORT: Murphy, Moore Administrations and Evergreen Highlight How Fixing PJM Can Cut Energy Costs and Create Jobs Across the Mid-Atlantic Reforming PJM’s broken project approval process would
Trump’s Budget Is A Betrayal Of His Promise To Working-Class Americans
Author: Marc H. Morial Published: 4/12/2025 National Urban League “Donald Trump and extreme MAGA Republicans are doing everything they can to tank our economy, drive us toward a recession and gut the healthcare of the American people by visiting
Trump’s Energy Price Hike: White House Doubles Down On Most Expensive, Most Polluting Energy Source
Author: Seth Nelson Published: 4/11/2025 Evergreen Action For Immediate Release: Tuesday, April 8, 2025 Press Contact: seth@evergreenaction.com In response to the news that Donald Trump signed an executive order in an attempt to revive the dying coal industry, which he claims
Tariffs Hit a Climate-Shocked Insurance Market
Aurthor: Kiley Price Published: 4/8/2025 Inside Climate News Over the past decade, climate-fueled extreme weather events and rising inflation have pushed the homeowners insurance market to the brink. Things stand to get even worse this year. A new report from insurance comparison
Consumer Alert: Public Hearing this Thursday on WGL Rate Increase Request
Author: PC-DC Staff Published: 4/8/2025 Office of Peoples Concil Consumer Alert: WGL Proposes To Increase Rates By $45.6 Million Next Public Hearing April 10th! The Office of the People’s Counsel urges DC consumers to let your voice be heard.
census.gov :Video Tutorial: Using Charts in data.
Author: US Census Bureau Staff Published: 4/8/2025 Census Bureau Using Charts in data.census.gov A highly requested addition to data.census.gov is here! In this video, we explore our newest feature to transform data tables into bar, column, and line
Climate Justice Isn’t Dead
Author: Willy Blackmore Published: 4/7/2025 Word In Black A former White House official tells why he believes the Trump administration’s efforts to kill environmental protections will fail. Ryan Hathaway describes his work on environmental justice in
Annapolis wrap up: Climate victories in a tough legislative year
Author: Brittany Baker Published: 4/8/2025 CCAN Action Fund At midnight last night, the Maryland legislative session of 2025 came to a close, and I think this year gets the award for “most improved.” Dear Ronald Just one month ago, it looked
CBCF: Stay Informed with our Executive Order Tracker
Author: CBCF Staff Published: 4/8/2025 communications@cbcfinc.org Dear Ronald, We are closely monitoring recent Executive Orders as they have the potential to shape policy, legal frameworks, and our democracy in profound ways. The CBCF Executive Order Tracker is your go-to resource
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has fired all of the workers in its program that seeks to help low-incomeAmericans pay their energy bills.
Author: Rachel Frazin Published: 4/2/2025 The Hill The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has fired all of the workers in its program that seeks to help low-incomeAmericans pay their energy bills. Everyone who had been working on
Last Week in ILSR’s Energy Democracy Initiative
Author: John Farrell Published: 4/7/2025 ILSR Last week, we released our annual update on the State(s) of Distributed Solar, which tracks the saturation of each state’s distributed solar market. Read on to find out which states led the way in