New Hampshire, Climate, and Public Health: New Commission Seeks to Up the State’s Game
Alex Iby/Unsplash States continue to push forward on climate and clean energy, and Stanford University student and 2020 UCS Schneider Sustainable Energy Fellow Myles Haigney has been supporting a new New Hampshire commission focused on the very related issues of emissions and pollution. I’m pleased to offer here his take on issues and opportunities for […]
Climate, Clean Energy, and Environmental Justice in Massachusetts: The Legislature’s Next Move
J. Rogers/UCS The Massachusetts Senate and House have each passed important bills for advancing climate, clean energy, and environmental justice. Here’s how the final steps can land us in the right place for this year. First, details about a key piece of the first sentence above: It was down to the wire, but the Massachusetts […]
Massachusetts, Act Now on Environmental Justice and Climate Action
Tony Hisgett/Flickr The two-year Massachusetts legislative session is down to the wire, scheduled to end this Friday. Some key environmental justice and climate bills are in play, and now is the time to ramp up pressure and get them across the finish line. We can’t afford to wait till next year on either of these […]
Movie Review: Michael Moore’s “Planet of the Humans” Traffics in Myths, Errors, and Dangerous Misdirection
A new film produced by legendary activist and movie-based provocateur Michael Moore appears to take on lots of sacred cows (and cowherders) in the US environmental movement. What it really does is perpetuate a range of anti-clean energy myths, peddle outdated facts and dubious allegations, and end up with a conclusion that is as dangerous […]
