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Press Conference with Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II

Watch the press conference we held at the Governor’s office in Raleigh on June 15, 2017 featuring Rev. Dr. William J. Barber, II, then-president of the NC NAACP, as part of our Emergency Methane Action campaign.

Blackburn Award Presented to Dr. Steve Wing

NC WARN Executive Director Jim Warren commends the environmental and social justice work of UNC epidemiologist Dr. Steve Wing and announces the presentation of the John O. Blackburn award to Dr. Wing at NC WARN’s fall member assembly, October 8, 2016.

Will Anyone Stand Up to Duke Energy? — NC WARN TV ad

Extreme weather is harming millions and approaching a chaotic tipping point. Charlotte-based Duke Energy is one of the nation’s largest climate polluters. We have a moral duty to demand a governor who is a leader – not just a politician. Watch our new TV ad!

Dr. Robert Howarth on Methane and Climate Change

Dr. Robert Howarth, a leading expert on methane emissions as a driver of climate change from Cornell University, describes why a massive transition to natural gas by Duke Energy and other electric utilities is a disastrous strategy for the climate

The Flood — NC WARN TV ad

As part of our Emergency Climate Response in 2016, we ran this TV ad urging viewers to ask Attorney General Roy Cooper to force Duke Energy to help fight climate change.

Faith Community Church and NC WARN’s Solar Freedom Ribbon Cutting

The Solar Freedom project was announced at a ribbon-cutting ceremony hosted by Rev. Nelson Johnson, pastor of Faith Community Church in downtown Greensboro. In a partnership that could impact state policy at a critical time, NC WARN will own and operate a 5.2 kW solar system on the church roof and the church will buy the solar power produced by the system from NC WARN at a price far lower than what it pays on its monthly bill to Duke Energy.