Erin Ash

March 22, 2017

Good for Women, Good for Mother Nature

Erin Ash

March 22, 2017

Supporting women's rights doesn't just help women, but the environment too. Read on to learn about the connection.

Erin Ash

March 15, 2017

Pragmatism Over Politics

Erin Ash

March 15, 2017

Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk is currently proving that renewables are the single most effective, sustainable way to power the planet. With Tesla’s battery gigafactory nearing completion, an important barrier to mass-deployment of renewable energy might soon be overcome.

Erin Ash

March 6, 2017

Moving Forward when Politics goes Backward

Erin Ash

March 6, 2017

The political climate can leave us feeling helpless and paralyzed, but the clean energy revolution is one big reason for you to not give up hope!

Erin Ash

February 23, 2017

Climate Justice Communities in Massachusetts

Erin Ash

February 23, 2017

Climate Justice at its core is a social justice and human rights issue.

Erin Ash

February 16, 2017

Make Your Home Energy Efficient

Erin Ash

February 16, 2017

Making existing buildings more energy efficient is a big part of greenhouse gas reductions. Perhaps more practically, energy efficient upgrades can save you money and make your home more comfortable to live in.

Erin Ash

November 8, 2016

clean energy advocacy

Repost: The left vs. a carbon tax

Erin Ash

November 8, 2016

clean energy advocacy

Repost! This article was so good we had to share it with you here on our blog. Enjoy!

Erin Ash

November 8, 2016

clean energy advocacy

The Dakota Access Pipeline Standoff

Erin Ash

November 8, 2016

clean energy advocacy

The Dakota Access Pipeline, which protesters have been rallying against (you may have seen their #NoDAPL hashtag), has both environmental and human rights ramifications. Read on to learn why they are protesting.

Erin Ash

October 3, 2016

Raising the Oregon Corporate Minimum Tax

Erin Ash

October 3, 2016

In Oregon, Measure 97 on the ballot this November proposes raising the corporate minimum tax on corporations.

Erin Ash

August 29, 2016

What’s Happening Out West? Oregon’s Push for Greater Energy Efficiency

Erin Ash

August 29, 2016

The Oregon Clean Electricity and Coal Transition Plan will remove coal from Oregon’s electricity by 2030 and double the state’s Renewable Portfolio Standard to 50% by 2040. Read on to find out how they plan on meeting the state's transition to renewable energy.

Erin Ash

August 2, 2016

Oregon Clean Fuels Program

Erin Ash

August 2, 2016

Oregon has adopted rules to reduce average carbon emissions within the state's transportation sector, despite resistance from big oil. Read on to learn about their Clean Fuels Program.

Pragmatism Over Politics

Moving Forward when Politics goes Backward

Make Your Home Energy Efficient

Repost: The left vs. a carbon tax

The Dakota Access Pipeline Standoff

Raising the Oregon Corporate Minimum Tax

What’s Happening Out West? Oregon’s Push for Greater Energy Efficiency

Oregon Clean Fuels Program

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