Human Stories of the Maryland RENEW Act: Nick Johnson His Ellicott City Business Was Inundated by One-In-A-Century Floods—Twice. When the catastrophic floods came to Ellicott City in 2016, Nick Johnson was devastated. He’s the owner of a furniture store called Su Casa that was right in the path of the floods. Every inch of the […]
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Human Stories of the Maryland RENEW Act: Meet Betty Schulz Farmland Is Being Ruined On The Eastern Shore Due To Sea Level Rise. What’s To Be Done? Betty Schulz has lived in Crisfield, Maryland on the Eastern Shore for 35 years. She used to rent some of her land out to farmers but now nothing
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Biden Administration Takes Bold Step to Pause LNG Export Licenses DOE decision creates opportunity to weigh health, justice, climate, economic, and security factors for the first time Thank the Biden Administration for standing up to fossil fuels Washington, DC — Recently, the Biden Administration released its decision to pause all pending U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) decisions
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The DC PSC’s order to place Washington Gas’s $4.5-billion pipeline-replacement program temporarily on pause follows its ruling to protect consumers from the costs of pursuing unproven ‘renewable’ natural gas. WASHINGTON, DC – The DC Public Service Commission (PSC) voted on Tuesday to put on hold a Washington Gas request for a $57 million extension of
New Report: Dominion Energy Can Meet Electricity Demand in Virginia with Clean Energy Report contradicts Dominion’s proposed plan to build new fossil fuel plants and impose enormous economic and social risks on Virginians RICHMOND, VA – Energy analysts with the consulting firm Gabel Associates released a new report today detailing how Dominion Energy, Virginia’s largest
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Leading Regional Climate Advocacy Group Endorses Angela Alsobrooks for Maryland US Senate CCAN Action Fund Sees Candidate as an Emerging Climate Champion FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 21, 2023 Takoma Park, MD — Today, Chesapeake Climate Action Network Action Fund (CCAN Action Fund) endorsed Angela Alsobrooks, County Executive for Prince George’s County and former State’s
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West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin is at it again. He’s brought back his disastrous “dirty deal,” attaching a plan to greenlight the disastrous Mountain Valley Pipeline and other fossil fuels to must-pass legislation—this time, with the added pressure of a looming federal default. Friends, take 30 seconds to send a message to your US Senators urging
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We surveyed our base a few weeks ago to find out which electric vehicle they’d like to win as part of this year’s “EV Raffle for the Climate.” The CCAN Action Fund will launch our 2023 raffle on June 15th. And, based on survey results from you and others, here’s what our prizes will be:
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Governor’s announcement aligns with the offshore wind goal set by the POWER Act (HB793/SB781) that would establish Maryland as a national leader on clean energy Baltimore, MD — Today, Governor Wes Moore signaled a new era of clean energy leadership for Maryland, announcing a goal to build 8.5 gigawatts of offshore wind in Maryland, enough
8.5 gigawatts of offshore wind would produce enough energy to more than replace all the coal and gas plants left in Maryland. It’s enough to power every home in Maryland. It’d more than triple the amount of clean electricity generation currently in our state. In short: it’s a LOT of clean electricity, and a new
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