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Governor Kotek signs bipartisan bill to eliminate bags made of plastic film at checkout
Statement: Orca Action Month to raise awareness of conservation needs for Southern Resident orcas
SALEM, Ore. – June in Oregon is the state’s annual Orca Action Month, kicking off an education and advocacy campaign to raise awareness of the issues facing Oregon’s Southern Resident orcas and the barriers to their population’s recovery.
STATEMENT: House votes to take away clean energy tax credits
Bill also scraps energy efficiency, home weatherization, electric vehicle incentives
Statement: House proposes less choice, dirtier air for Americans
Tax bill would terminate solar, energy efficiency, some EV credits this year, phase out wind, solar incentives this decade
RELEASE: New survey finds broad support for new wildlife crossings
In a new survey released Thursday by Environment America Research & Policy Center, respondents showed overwhelming support for building more wildlife crossings across the country.
RELEASE: Rural and southern states lead America’s generation of renewable energy
South Dakota, Texas, Iowa, Oklahoma, Kansas lead nation; southeast states also rise in renewable energy rankings
RELEASE: Massachusetts a national leader for solar and EVs
Interactive dashboard allows users to explore clean energy growth in Massachusetts,nation over past decade
After years of negotiations, state lawmakers consider measures to phase out plastic bags, foam food containers
The Chicago Tribune covered efforts to pass state legislation to address plastic pollution in Illinois.
STATEMENT: EPA to limit discharges of PFAS
he U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced Monday that it will take several actions to address per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).
Statement: Deep sea mining unnecessary, creates risks for centuries
New executive order promotes seabed mining despite better sources of minerals.