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More rooftop solar, less red tape
In many communities, it can take days, weeks or even months to get a straightforward rooftop solar installation approved. It doesn't need to be this way.
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Right to Repair
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Protecting Our Waters

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Regional Climate Action

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Energy Conservation & Efficiency

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Protect Our Oceans

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More You Can Do




Help close a loophole that puts threatened pollinators and insects in Pennsylvania at risk


Tell your U.S. senators: Hold polluters responsible for the contamination of farmland with PFAS-tainted fertilizer


Tell Allegheny County Council: No more delaying on making air polluters pay their fair share

"That savings of more than $500 a month has allowed this congregation to think of making a more sustainable, more long term commitment to the families and the children of this community"Dave Carver, Pastor, First United Presbyterian Church

First United Presbyterian Church of Crafton Heights Goes Solar
From rooftop solar panels and heat pumps to energy efficiency and electric vehicles, the Inflation Reduction Act gives us the tools to both rapidly deploy climate solutions and save money.Sandro Mocciolo, Philadelphia Student

A transition to clean energy is crucial to protecting Pennsylvanians from the worst impacts of climate change
It isn't hard to have a building created like this one that makes more energy than they use on a routine basisDr. Patricia DeMarco, Scholar, Author, and Environmental Advocate

This can happen anywhere and it’s a big deal!
Doing the job of "tikkun olam" – doing the repair work to heal the brokenness in our planetary systemsRabbi Nathan Martin, Rabbi, Congregation Beth Israel

[We] see ourselves as caretakers and stewards of the earth
There is no better time to start incorporating sustainable energy into our lives. And I’m very glad that I have the opportunity to make PA more sustainable for the future.Clara Jane Mack and Teora Milson, PennEnvironment Summer Interns
