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“A Sacred Obligation of Our People:” The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians Leads North Carolina in Environmental Stewardship With IRA Funding
Tribal Council promised that the tribe would prioritize renewable energy and electric vehicles, committing to plan for the ...
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TVA’s Secret Deals and Lack of Transparency: What Valley Residents Deserve to Know
The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) was established to serve the people of the Tennessee Valley and uplift communities with ...
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Duke’s proposed gas plants would leave communities to bear costs of increased air pollution
Clean energy advocates urged the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality on Friday to deny or modify two pending draft air permits for Duke Energy’s proposed Roxboro and Marshall gas-fired ...
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“Transportation Electrification in the Southeast” Fifth Annual Report – Virtual Roundtable
The fifth annual “Transportation Electrification in the Southeast” report, prepared by Atlas Public Policy in partnership ...
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New federal grants will improve the Southeastern power grid. But the need for more will only grow from here.
The new energy economy is booming in the Southeast, and we’re on the cusp of getting some of the infrastructure we need to keep it growing without increasing reliance on fossil fuels. Last month, the ...
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North Carolina
Two years after receiving North Carolina's first electric school bus, the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians is electrifying its fleet and advancing climate resilience with $4.99M in IRA funding for ...
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How Project 2025 Would Upend the Fight Against Climate Change
If Project 2025 is carried out, the next conservative presidential administration would take a sledgehammer to the policies and programs that help us make progress on addressing climate change, ...