Helping to create a resilience hub reminded me that rebuilding isn’t just about returning to the way things were. It’s about creating something stronger, fairer, and more compassionate.

This summer, the Sol Nation Summer Ambassador Program empowered a passionate group of young leaders to dive deep into environmental justice in their own communities. Through hands-on projects, expert guidance, and community events like the Seeds of Change Block Party, these ambassadors transformed learning into real impact. Led by educator and advocate Enjolie Bush, the program sparked growth, connection, and bold action that will continue to flourish well beyond this summer

Based in Charlotte, North Carolina, SOL Nation is working to close the green gap.

The Energy Poverty Awareness Center, which fought climate legislation in Maryland, has ties to a group that is partly funded by oil and gas.

Governance Assembly Report 2025 " Rooted in a long history of liberation movements and struggles from the US South to the Global South,...

Duke Energy, the third largest-polluting corporation in the U.S., has worked with industry front groups and PR firms to deceive the public a

The longer warm season also extends the mosquito and allergy seasons. Lauren Casey, a meteorologist with Climate Central, notes that warmer

The plan involves replacing the existing coal-fired units with hydrogen-capable natural gas turbines, which Duke says will reduce emissions

The CFI grants, made possible by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, will fund EV charging and alternative-fueling infrastructure in ...