House energy coalition: Biden is ‘most consequential president on climate action’
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The leaders of the House Sustainable Energy and Environment Coalition are celebrating of the 2nd anniversary of the Inflation Reduction Act.
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Roddy Scheer: What are some nature-based solutions to fight climate change?
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As we come to terms with the growing effects of climate change, many are turning to so-called nature-based solutions, which are holistic approaches that promote biodiversity and ecosystem preservation.
Members of new SEEC Institute board ‘bring expertise across climate policy’
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The Sustainable Energy and Environment Coalition Institute announced the first 10 members of its new Board of Directors yesterday.
Climate and Energy News Roundup: August 2024
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The Climate Action Alliance of the Valley is a 2024 Clean Virginia Community Giving Program recipient.
EPA selects Virginia to receive $150M for community-driven solutions to climate change
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The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality will receive approximately $150 million through two Climate Pollution Reduction Grants.
Climate watch: House energy coalition members tour Olympic National Park
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Last week, the House Sustainable Energy and Environment Coalition embarked on a two-day climate impact tour of Olympic National Park.
What’s the idea behind the recent launch of the American Climate Corps?
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The American Climate Corps marks a significant step in the U.S.’s approach to climate change.
The role of banks in climate change, and what they can do to effect positive change
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Banks play a critical role in the global economy. By financing industrial activities and investing in infrastructure projects, banks are at the forefront of driving economic growth.
Albemarle, Charlottesville, UVA announce launch of Climate Resilience Cohort
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Albemarle County, the City of Charlottesville and the University of Virginia have announced the launch of the Climate Resilience Cohort.
Climate and Energy News Roundup: July 2024
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More than 1.5 billion people — almost one-fifth of the planet’s population — endured at least one day this year when the heat index topped 103 degrees Fahrenheit, the threshold the National Weather Service considers life-threatening.
