Subnational organizations across the U.S., including the U.S. Climate Alliance, will continue to advance climate action, writes Reuters.
Subnational organizations across the U.S., including the U.S. Climate Alliance, will continue to advance climate action, writes Carbon Herald.
Canary Media reports on how the U.S. Climate Alliance will continue the State Buy Clean Partnership.
Tech Brew interviews U.S. Climate Alliance Executive Director Casey Katims.
The Guardian details how states will continue climate action in the United States during the Trump administration.
Hawaiʻi Governor Josh Green, M.D. signed an executive order outlining new renewable energy policy objectives for the state, reports Maui Now.
Canary Media covers the growing popularity of heat pumps in the United States, including the U.S. Climate Alliance’s pledge to install 20 million units by 2030.
New Jersey announced that it has doubled the state’s solar energy output since Governor Phil Murphy took office in 2017, writes NJ Spotlight News.
Grist details how states will continue climate action in the United States during the Trump administration.
Delaware Public Media reports on the state’s release of its 2024-2028 State Energy Plan.
Politico reports on the U.S. Climate Alliance’s pledge to work to collectively reduce net greenhouse gas emissions by at least 61-66 percent below 2005 levels by 2035.
The New York Times reports on the U.S. Climate Alliance’s pledge to work to collectively reduce net greenhouse gas emissions by at least 61-66 percent below 2005 levels by 2035.
The Associated Press reports on the U.S. Climate Alliance’s pledge to work to collectively reduce net greenhouse gas emissions by at least 61-66 percent below 2005 levels by 2035.
Maine released an updated four-year Maine Won’t Wait action plan, reports the Maine Morning Star.
CPR News writes about the recent release of the Colorado Transportation Vision 2035.
USA Today reports on how the climate community, including U.S. Climate Alliance governors, will continue progress during the incoming presidential administration.
Bloomberg Law writes about how the climate community, including U.S. Climate Alliance governors, will continue progress during the incoming presidential administration.
Reuters reports on how the climate community, including U.S. Climate Alliance governors, will continue progress during the incoming presidential administration.
ABC News writes about how the climate community, including U.S. Climate Alliance governors, will continue progress during the incoming presidential administration.
The California Air Resources Board (CARB) announced a plan with Airlines for America to increase sustainable aviation fuel in the state to 200 million gallons by 2035, writes the Associated Press.
Spectrum News 1 reports how New York’s solar production is enough to power 1 million homes and has generated billions of dollars in private investment.
Maine Wire describes the impact of Maine’s efforts to spur high-efficiency heat pump adoption across the state.
Colorado is leveraging funding from the federal Climate Pollution Reduction Grants program to tackle the third-largest source of methane, writes Canary Media.
The Hill describes how the Governors’ Climate-Ready Workforce Initiative, announced during Climate Week NYC 2024, will expand career pathways in climate and clean energy fields.
Politico Pro covers the Alliance’s launch of the Governors’ Climate-Ready Workforce Initiative during Climate Week NYC 2024.
Bloomberg Law reports on the Alliance’s launch of the Governors’ Climate-Ready Workforce Initiative during Climate Week NYC 2024.
The WHYY News Climate Desk reports on Pennsylvania’s Solar for Schools program.
Illinois’s Climate Works investment is creating clean energy jobs in Chicago’s South and West side neighborhoods, writes Energy News Network.
WKOW writes how Wisconsin became the first state to launch the HOMES federal Home Energy Rebate program.
The second round of awards were made through Massachusetts’s Affordable Housing Decarbonization Grant Program, reports Energy News Network.
The Washington Post writes about awards made to local governments, including states, under phase two of the federal Climate Pollution Reduction Grants Program (CPRG).
ABC 6 reports on Rhode Island’s progress under the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program.
Washington’s Climate Commitment Act is helping Tribes facing the impact of climate change, writes the Associated Press.
Denver 7 reports on Colorado’s Environmental Justice Grant Program.
Michigan Advance writes how the state’s Community and Worker Economic Transition Office is poised to help workers transition to the clean energy economy.
WGME reports on the Maine Climate Council’s progress toward state-wide climate goals.
Maryland Governor Wes Moore signed a comprehensive executive order that deploys a whole-of-government approach to fighting climate change, writes the Associated Press.
ABC News reports on Massachusetts’s billion-dollar proposal to make the state a global ClimateTech leader.
The Inflation Reduction Act-funded Home Energy Rebate program will help low-to-moderate income New Yorkers make important energy efficiency upgrades.
E&E GreenWire reports on the new partnership between 21 states and the federal government.
CNN reports on the new partnership between 21 states and the federal government.
The Herald Editorial Board writes about federal Solar for All funding headed to Washington.
The Los Angeles Times writes about California’s ambitious nature-based solutions targets announced on Earth Day.
Bloomberg Law reports on how state green banks are poised to secure federal funds and supercharge clean energy projects across the country.
The New York Times covers how Maine climate policies and incentives are rapidly expanding heat pump installations across the state.
Energy News Network reports that nine Alliance states will work together to ensure energy-efficient heat pumps comprise 90% of residential heating, air conditioning, and water heating sales by 2040.
USA Today dives into how Hawaiʻi is moving toward its 100% clean energy goal.
Alli Gold Roberts, senior director of state policy at Ceres, writes how Alliance states are proving that robust climate policy works.
Grist highlights the Alliance’s building decarbonization commitments in its review of climate action in 2023.
Before COP28, California state officials discussed how states and cities are taking climate action on the global stage.
The U.S. Climate Alliance commits to quadrupling heat pump installations by 2030.
The U.S. Climate Alliance commits to quadrupling heat pump installations by 2030.
Carbon Mapper, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, and the Alliance collaborate to locate “super emitters” in Pennsylvania.
Alliance Executive Director Casey Katims comments on Minnesota’s latest sweeping climate action.
Washington Governor Jay Inslee talks about his climate work in his home state and as an Alliance co-chair.
Alliance Executive Director Casey Katims joins Washington state officials in discussing climate provisions offered by state and federal programs.
Maine Governor Mills is named a co-chair on the U.S. Climate Alliance Executive Committee.
New Mexico Governor Lujan Grisham is named to the U.S. Climate Alliance Executive Committee.
Alliance co-chair Governor Jay Inslee of Washington shares his reflections on Earth Day and Washington’s climate leadership.
Alliance Senior Policy Analyst Kareem Hammoud talks about state-led action on Buy Clean.
U.S. Climate Alliance co-chair Governor Jay Inslee of Washington discusses state climate action with the Grid Forward podcast.
Pacific Daily News reports on Guam’s announcement to join the U.S. Climate Alliance, becoming the second territory to join the coalition.
Politico’s Morning Energy Newsletter reports the U.S. Climate Alliance’s recommendations for federal executive action on climate.
Alliance Managing Director Taryn Finnessey speaks with CapRadio about California’s unique approach to carbon sequestration.
WGMD reports on Governor Wes Moore’s announcement to continue Maryland’s membership in the U.S. Climate Alliance.
Maui News reports on Governor Josh Green’s announcement to continue Hawaiʻi’s membership in the U.S. Climate Alliance.
The Washington Post predicts that states will be central to U.S. climate action in 2023.
The NM Political Report covers New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham’s appearance at COP27 while taking part in the U.S. Climate Alliance delegation.
Living on Earth speaks with Lauren Sanchez, Senior Climate Advisor to Governor Newsom, to discuss California’s climate priorities.
“The mandate from the people: work on the environment.”
The Washington Post explains how states across the country have established programs providing a pathway for young people to work on climate action.
KUNM covers the Alliance’s 2022 Annual Report, which shows that member states pollute less, save more energy, employ more clean energy workers, and are better prepared for climate disasters compared to the rest of the country.
Bloomberg Law speaks with Alliance Executive Director Casey Katims about the impact and potential of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).
“There has been lots of talk about federal climate action. Don’t sleep on state climate action.”
Route Fifty speaks with Alliance Executive Director Casey Katims about the impact and potential of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).
The Associated Press covers a statement by U.S. Climate Alliance Co-Chairs, Governors Jay Inslee (WA), Kathy Hochul (NY), and Gavin Newsom (CA), reaffirming the Alliance’s commitment to power sector decarbonization in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in WV v. EPA.
Politico reports on a push by environmentalists to focus attention on state climate action.
NBC News speaks with U.S. Climate Alliance Executive Director Casey Katims in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in WV v. EPA.
The Washington Post reports on a letter signed by 22 Alliance governors calling for swift passage of a climate and clean energy federal legislative package.
“Governors are at the forefront of the battle to address climate change.”
Mother Jones covers the formation of the U.S. Climate Alliance by the Governors of Washington, California, and New York.
