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Over the past month, the U.S. has seen some significant strides in renewable energy. St. Petersburg, Florida made a commitment to get 100% of its [...]
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As the dust settles from the 2016 election, and the climate action community charts a new path forward, strategies at the local level are more [...]
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Engaged. Dedicated. Involved. These three words describe the participants in the Southeast Florida Regional Climate Change Compact’s Resilient Redesign [...]
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This post is a letter from ASAP Board Chair Steve Adams to the ASAP membership community.Dear Friends and Colleagues:The ugliest, most divisive [...]
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If you, like me, find yourself looking for signs of progress and promise in the wake of last week’s election, take a peek at what’s happening in a [...]
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As a young activist driving home late, on a rural Vermont road, during a frigid winter night (20 degrees below zero), my car went off the road deep [...]
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Monday was Resilience Day at the White House (which we think is almost as much fun as Big Block of Cheese Day) and we’re seeing a whole bunch of great [...]
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It is estimated that more than 50% of American households can’t install solar at home for reasons such as shade, structural issues, or roof pitch. But [...]
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As we look back on the five years since Tropical Storm Irene, one of the biggest changes we’ve observed has been in Vermonters’ understanding of [...]
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There is something really cool happening at Hampshire College in Amherst, Massachusetts. Known for challenging conventional wisdom while producing [...]
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It was no surprise to read last week that a coalition of more than 50 local governments, along with the National League of Cities and the US Conference [...]
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The international climate agreement in Paris celebrated the progress states, cities, and the private sector have made in advancing climate solutions. [...]