The Climate Podcasts to get you through 2020
So we all know just how shitty this year has been… Starting the year off with catastrophic bushfires in Australia, then the emergence and spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, and
White Paper: Why the Eastern Shore Pipelines are a Bad Investment for Maryland
The Eastern Shore of Maryland–ground zero for sea-level rise caused by global warming–is facing two proposed gas pipelines. We are concerned that expanding gas infrastructure to the area is an expensive,
Through a Newcomer’s Eyes: Grounding Myself in People and Place Along the Mountain Valley Pipeline Route
By Elle de la Cancela Maury called me throughout the whole drive over. It was welcomed, as I trekked my way through the mountains and into Monroe County, West Virginia.
45,000+ Tell Dominion Energy: Fire Tom Farrell Immediately
Environmental advocates deliver massive nationwide petition to Dominion leadership, shareholders RICHMOND, VA — In the wake of the high-profile cancellation of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline, environmental organizations announced that more
Job Announcement: Federal and State Policy Director
The Chesapeake Climate Action Network is seeking a talented Policy Director to lead our legislative efforts on Capitol Hill and in the state of Maryland. A dream job for the
Statement: CCAN Thanks the Public Service Commission for Offshore Wind Decision
TAKOMA PARK, MD – Yesterday, the Maryland Public Service Commission approved changes to the plans to build offshore wind turbines off the coast of Ocean City, Maryland. This decision allows
Just Senior Year of College Things: Navigating Unpredictability, New Chapters, and A Global Pandemic
Written by Ravena Pernanand Unexpected emails and last-minute packing When the first whispers of COVID-19 were emerging in the United States, I was packing my luggage and boarding a 4am
Finding Hope in the Unglamorous Climate Fights
Written by Alice Bell I’ve always been drawn to the weird, kinda-niche parts of fighting climate change; divestment, the ins and outs of building energy codes, and so on. They’re
Facing the COVID-19 Crisis as a College Student
Written by Abbey Kolf Adjusting to the New Reality It seems like just yesterday I was celebrating the new year with my family on vacation, my only cares in the
Another Maryland Coal Plant Suddenly Retires
GenOn Files to Deactivate Another MD Coal-Fired Power Plant in 2021 Sudden announcement underscores the need for economic transition of Maryland’s remaining coal plantThursday, August 13, 2020Contact: PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY,
