Mientras el Congreso considera la magnitud de las inversiones en el clima, empleos y justicia en la Ley para Reconstruir Mejor (“Build Back Better”), está claro que los votantes de Arizona, el estado nativo de la Senadora Kyrsten Sinema, quieren financiar por completo las prioridades climáticas y energéticas.
A 21st-century CCC is essential to a green recovery and taking on the multiple crises we face.
PHOENIX, AZ -- As Congress considers the scale of investment in climate, jobs, and justice in the Build Back Better Act, it’s clear that voters in Sen. Kyrsten Sinema’s home state of Arizona want climate and clean energy priorities to be fully funded.
Today, Canadian oil company Enbridge announced that tar sands oil will start flowing through the Line 3 pipeline this Friday.
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Sierra Club issued the following statement on the passing of John McComb, a longtime representative of the Sierra Club and former Legislative Director, who passed away peacefully last night.
WASHINGTON, DC - Today, Sierra Club President Ramón Cruz will join representatives and supporters from environmental and faith organizations representing millions of people to deliver over 200,000 comments to EPA Administrator Michael Regan urging the Environmental Protection Agency to adopt the strongest rule possible for federal clean car standards.
Más de 150 organizaciones, incluyendo el Sierra Club, SEIU, American Federation of Teachers, Center for American Progress y United Food Workers que representan a millones de miembros en todo el país, enviaron una carta a la Presidenta de la Cámara Baja, Nancy Pelosi y a los representantes demócratas reiterando la necesidad de aprobar la TOTALIDAD de la agenda de Reconstruir Mejor (“Build Back Better”)
Today the developers of the controversial PennEast pipeline project announced they were cancelling the project after being denied necessary water quality permits.
PennEast Pipeline Co. LLC’s 116-mile pipeline would have shipped fracked Marcellus Shale gas from Northeast Pennsylvania, across the Delaware River to New Jersey, where it would likely be sold to be burned in foreign countries.
PHOENIX, ARIZONA - Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema voiced her strong support for climate action in an interview with the Arizona Republic Thursday which was also amplified by reporting in the New York Times.
News broke earlier this week that the Final Investment Decision (FID) for two controversial fracked gas export projects proposed for the Gulf Coast, Texas LNG in Brownsville, Texas and Magnolia LNG in Lake Charles, Louisiana, have been significantly delayed due to global insecurity in the fracked gas market.