Washington, D.C. - The Sierra Club and Appalachian Voices, represented by Earthjustice, have filed a rehearing request regarding the Federal Energy Regulatory Committee’s approval of PJM’s Resource Reliability Initiative. The RRI would allow large gas-fired power plants to jump the interconnection queue, bypassing renewable energy projects that have been waiting in the queue for over six years.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Rep. Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz.) passed away after a battle with cancer, his congressional office announced in a press statement. He was 77.
Grijalva had been diagnosed with cancer in February 2024 and began treatment. He subsequently announced that 2024 would be his last campaign for re-election.
Reps. Foushee, Miller reintroduce Impact Act 2.0, which aims to strengthen competitiveness of U.S. manufacturing
Jefferson City, Mo – As predicted by Sierra Club last week, the Missouri House of Representatives fast-tracked unpopular legislation that will increase utility bills by more than $1,000 annually.
The Trump-appointed EPA administrator has announced that his agency will cancel millions of dollars in loans that were set to go to Arkansas for rural solar projects meant to build cheaper energy and create hundreds of jobs.
LONG BEACH, Calif. — The Long Beach City Council voted unanimously last night to approve a resolution in support of new healthy air standards for furnaces and water heaters proposed by the South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD).
ORLANDO, Fla - Today, Donald Trump’s EPA announced 31 deadly and dangerous actions the agency is taking, including attacking safeguards to limit pollution from power plants and vehicles, methane and other deadly emissions from oil and gas sources, Mercury and Air Toxics standards, the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program, wastewater regulations at coal plants, and many other critical protections for the environment and public hea
HARTFORD, Conn - Today, Donald Trump’s EPA announced 31 deadly and dangerous actions the agency is taking, including attacking safeguards to limit pollution from power plants and vehicles, methane and other deadly emissions from oil and gas sources, Mercury and Air Toxics standards, the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program, wastewater regulations at coal plants, and many other critical protections for the environment and public h
MADISON, Wis. – Today, Donald Trump’s EPA announced 31 deadly and dangerous actions the agency is taking, including attacking safeguards to limit pollution from power plants and vehicles, methane and other deadly emissions from oil and gas sources, Mercury and Air Toxics standards, the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program, wastewater regulations at coal plants, and many other critical protections for the environment and public health.
BOSTON – Today, Donald Trump’s EPA announced 31 deadly and dangerous actions the agency is taking, including attacking safeguards to limit pollution from power plants and vehicles, methane and other deadly emissions from oil and gas sources, Mercury and Air Toxics standards, the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program, wastewater regulations at coal plants, and many other critical protections for the environment and public health.