New York State Budget Goes into Overtime as Climate Law Becomes Focus of Negotiations
It feels like déjà vu: Governor Hochul is yet again trying to weaken NY’s landmark climate law.
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Massachusetts’ Climate Forestry Committee Recommendations: Follow the Science
Governor Healey asked for – and received – strong scientific support for protecting forests for their climate benefits
Over 100 groups call for end to Biomass Subsidies in Massachusetts
It’s time to enact legislation to fix this problem once and for all.
Burn Notice: Massachusetts Expands Subsidies for Biomass Power Plants
As Baker’s new rules go into effect, advocates urge State Legislature to act.
Virginia should cover wood-burning power plants under its carbon plan
Exempting wood-burning plants and the industrial sector will leave about a quarter of the state’s emissions unregulated
Webinar Nov 4 & Nov 5: Bioenergy and Waste-burning Loopholes in the Clean Power Plan (and How to Avoid Them)
Want to know how you can influence your state’s implementation of the Clean Power Plan to ensure that the Plan actually reduces emissions of CO2 and other pollutants?
Fracking in the George Washington National Forest: An Unnecessary Risk
The Bureau of Land Management has a terrible track record for inspecting gas wells its own scientists have said are high risk. Now the George Washington National Forest is at risk from drilling, and BLM oversight.
Investors press Dominion to come clean on biomass power risks
Dominion should conduct a study explaining the risk to their substantial biomass power investments if, and when, bioenergy CO2 is regulated
New Survey Shows Americans Don’t Support Biomass Energy
Americans across the political spectrum want renewable energy that protects health and the environment, and understand that burning trees for energy is not “clean and green”.
