InEnvironment AmericabyEmma Searson·Apr 21, 2022From Earth Day 1970 to 2022: A story of progressThe rise of solar power since the first Earth Day is just one example of how far we’ve come
InEnvironment AmericabyEmma Searson·Feb 4, 20222022 could be the year your state goes big on clean renewable energyNine states have committed to go 100% to date, but who will be next?
InEnvironment AmericabyEmma Searson·Aug 30, 2021When it comes to clean energy, don’t sleep on the statesWhile national energy talks drag on, state legislatures across the country are leading on renewables
InEnvironment AmericabyEmma Searson·Jul 28, 2021Oregon becomes the eighth state to go 100 percentWith a new commitment to 100 percent clean electricity signed into law, the Beaver State joins an important club
InEnvironment AmericabyEmma Searson·Jun 4, 2021An opportunity of 300 million lifetimesNew report depicts potential and pathway to a renewable energy future for U.S.
InEnvironment AmericabyEmma Searson·Apr 12, 2021Massachusetts new climate law means a cleaner, more efficient futurePolicy signed by Gov. Charlie Baker includes key steps toward renewable energy
InEnvironment AmericabyEmma Searson·Feb 11, 2021Thirteen opportunities to advance 100 percent renewable energyThere’s never been a better moment for state leadership on clean energy
InEnvironment AmericabyEmma Searson·Jan 26, 2021The Senate, President and our energy futureWhat does Democratic control of the U.S. Congress and Presidency mean for the future of clean energy?
InEnvironment AmericabyEmma Searson·Sep 18, 2020Net-zero, 100% renewable or clean:With so many energy targets out there, what should we really be aiming for?
InEnvironment AmericabyEmma Searson·Aug 31, 2020The rise of renewable campusesA brief history and a look ahead