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Energy efficiency measures and solar and wind technologies are rapidly being deployed around the world. Help it happen in North Carolina by joining our NC Clean Path 2025 team that is working to replace fossil fuels with solar and battery storage around the state, including working to eliminate the obstacles put in place by Duke Energy and the state legislature. Find out how you can help.
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Six Arrested at Governor’s Mansion in Peaceful Civil Disobedience – News Release by NC WARN

October 29, 2009

On Saturday, International 350 Action Day, NC WARN, Greenpeace and other allies held a strong March for Climate Leadership in Raleigh. We’re building pressure to save our climate, stop Cliffside, and hold our leaders accountable.

In Memory of Margie Ellison – An Announcement from NC WARN

October 7, 2009

NC WARN, Chatham County and the social justice movement have lost a veteran organizer, a true leader and a dear friend.

Renewables Outpace Nuclear in US – Dept of Energy

August 28, 2009

For the second month in a row, renewable sources accounted for more domestic energy production than did nuclear power

320 Groups Press Senate For Stronger Climate Bill – Center for Biological Diversity

August 26, 2009

Faith, human-rights, social justice, and environmental groups press the U.S. Senate and President Obama.

Growing U.S. Wind Power – Department of Energy

July 16, 2009

New Study Sheds Light on the Growing U.S. Wind Power Market

California Sets Pace for Solar Power – The New York Times

July 15, 2009

California, the longtime national leader in solar energy, has a capacity of more than 500 megawatts of solar power at peak periods in the early afternoon — the same as a major power plant.

Climate Legislation – What a Mess! – Position Statement by NC WARN

June 11, 2009

Although national legislation isn’t usually NC WARN’s bailiwick, we’ve been closely following the long-running debate over regulating carbon emissions. It’s clear that 2,400 energy industry lobbyists have lately turned the highly complex Waxman-Markey bill into a labyrinth of loopholes. However, even before then, NASA’s Jim Hansen, environmental justice advocates and …

The Path to Clean Efficient Energy – News and Observer Oped by Dr. Blackburn, Jim Warren

June 5, 2009

Instead of risking $35 billion on new plants, there is a better, cheaper and more secure way to handle North Carolina’s energy needs.

U.S. Energy Chair Dismisses New Coal, Nukes – Reuters

May 6, 2009

http://uk.reuters.com/article/environmentNews/idUKTRE5447HI20090505 UK U.S. utilities, regulator disagree on generation Wed May 6, 2009 12:59am BST By Eileen O’Grady HOUSTON (Reuters) – The nation’s top power industry regulator on Tuesday suggested that U.S. utilities don’t need to build big nuclear or coal-fired power plants to fill the nation’s future power supply needs. …

Black, Brown & Green Alliance in Durham – Indy Weekly

April 15, 2009

With the world awakening to economic and environmental crises, a newly emerging Black Brown and Green Alliance in Durham is organizing to seize the strategic moment to blaze a sustainable and just economic path.

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