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Transitioning to clean energy doesn’t have to use more land than our current fossil fuel-based energy system.
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The U.S. cut financing for fossil fuel abroad. Now how about at home?
President Biden committed to ending most financing of foreign fossil fuel projects, but real action on climate change will require a transformation of the relationship between the U.S. government and the fossil fuel industry at home.
State clean energy leadership is providing hope in the fight against climate change.
The U.S. doesn’t have the best track record when it comes to decisive national climate policy. The states, on the other hand, are leading the way to victory.
Kansas: Evergy pushes to price solar out of the state
Kansas utilities fought to kill net metering and managed to get incentives for solar owners slashed. Not satisfied, one of the utilities, Evergy, tried to impose new fees on solar owners that the Kansas Supreme Court described as illegal price discrimination. Evergy's amended rate proposal, which repackaged those very same fees, was rejected by state regulators, but is still being charged to customers in some parts of the state.
Ohio: FirstEnergy opposition to solar at heart of massive bribery scandal
