environmental justice
For Indiana NAACP, energy justice has long been a civil rights issue
The state chapter is a frequent advocate for clean energy, and making sure African Americans benefit from the transition.
Opinion
Dispatch from Antarctica: A reporter’s trip reveals wonder, awe and tragedy
Journalist Kari Lydersen describes how a trip to the rarely seen continent left her grappling with grave responsibility.
research
For women on Antarctic trip, a chance to reshape climate research and more
The expedition, which concluded Dec. 10, was the largest-ever delegation of women to the frozen continent.
Illinois
Illinois lobbying scandal rattles alliance backing state clean energy legislation
The federal investigations into ComEd and Exelon cast doubt about the prospects for the Clean Energy Jobs Act.
Illinois
Illinois Solar for All spreads the wealth to underserved communities
The program guarantees cost savings for schools and nonprofits serving low-income and underrepresented areas.