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Another Crack in the Snake River Dams

Expert BlogGiulia C.S. Good Stefani
We can replace the four lower Snake River dams’ power with clean resources that provide superior system reliability—easily meeting peak and off-peak loads at low cost, while keeping greenhouse gas emissions at current (or lower) levels, a new study released…

The Climate is Changing. So Why Aren’t State Building Codes?

Expert BlogLauren Urbanek
From dramatic wildfires in the west to devastating hurricanes in Texas, Puerto Rico, and elsewhere, once-in-a-lifetime storms are becoming the new normal. We need to have strong and resilient communities – especially buildings-- that can weather the increasing number of…

Electric Uses Are Important Part of Our Clean Energy Future

Expert BlogSheryl Carter
It used to be that using electricity for things like heating water and rooms was more expensive and dirtier than using natural gas or other fuels, so programs to promote switching to electric technologies a generation ago generally didn’t benefit…

New Analysis: Strong NY Efficiency Target Will Save Billions

Expert BlogNew YorkSneha Ayyagari, Jackson Morris

New Yorkers could save more than $7 billion on their energy bills while avoiding 15 million tons of carbon dioxide pollution within seven years if Gov. Andrew Cuomo sets a strong energy efficiency target for the state, according to a…

Pruitt Moves to Weaken Clean Car Standards

Expert BlogLuke Tonachel
EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt reopens successful clean car standards, sacrificing public health and pandering to the auto industry.