Press Releases Tagged State Climate Action
Evergreen Action Statement on Gov. Jay Inslee’s Decision Not To Seek Re-Election
Governor Inslee has been one of the most impactful governors on climate action in American history.
In Letter to EPA, 26 Michigan and National Climate Groups Call on Biden Administration to Cut Pollution in Power Sector
In advance of imminent EPA proposed rules, organizations call for new carbon pollution standards for new, existing power plants
IRAirl: 6 Months of IRA Impact
A little over six months since the IRA was signed into law and it’s already delivering historic climate and clean energy action.
Momentum Builds in Michigan Senate for Clean Energy Transition
Legislation aims to codify climate and clean energy provisions from Gov. Whitmer’s MI Healthy Climate Plan
NEW POLL: Michigan Voters Want Legislature to Take Action on Clean Energy and Climate, Hold Utility Companies Accountable Following Blackouts
Wide, Bipartisan Majorities Call for Action to Strengthen Grid and Hold Utility Companies Accountable; 67% of Voters Support Whitmer’s MI Healthy Climate Plan.
IRAirl: A Win-Win-Win: IRA Has Created More Than 100,000 New Jobs, Is Bringing In Investment, & Ensuring a Livable Planet
The IRA has made it clear: we can protect our chance at a livable future while protecting American pocketbooks.
New EPA Grants Will Support Bold State Climate Action
EPA took a big step forward in supporting the next generation of state climate leadership.
NEW POLLING: Following 100 Percent Clean Energy Law, Minnesotans Are Ready For More Bold Action On Climate & Clean Energy
In the wake of the 100 percent clean energy by 2040 law signed by Governor Walz earlier this month, Evergreen Action & DFP are releasing new polling.
NEW VIDEO: Clean Energy Is Revitalizing Milwaukee's Manufacturing Legacy
Evergreen Action Launches First Video In New Program That Highlights Climate & Clean Energy Impacts Within U.S. Communities
Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund is a Critical Tool for a Just, Thriving Clean Energy Economy
EPA is taking important steps towards deploying the $27 billion that Congress provided for GHGRF, in two different and equally important competitions