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Trump Convenes Cabinet For Coordinated Attack on Wind and Solar
Washington, D.C. – Earlier this week, Donald Trump and his Cabinet spent their afternoon bragging about their coordinated attacks on wind and solar energy. Trump and his sycophants have spent more than a week waging a combined offensive against clean energy, escalating their efforts to gut energy production despite soaring demand and rising prices. Here […]
August 28, 2025
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Empleados de la FEMA Suspendidos Tras Advertir Sobre el Debilitamiento de la Preparación Ante Desastres
Veinte años después del huracán Katrina, los expertos afirman que ignorar las alertas de desastres pone vidas en peligro, pero el Gobierno está silenciando a quienes alzan la voz. WASHINGTON — Esta semana, la administración Trump suspendió a unos 30 empleados de la Agencia Federal para el Manejo de Emergencias (FEMA) después de que firmaran […]
August 27, 2025
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FEMA Employees Suspended After Warning of Weakened Disaster Preparedness
Twenty years after Hurricane Katrina, experts say that ignoring disaster warnings puts lives at risk – yet the administration is silencing those who speak out. WASHINGTON — This week, the Trump administration suspended around 30 Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) employees after they signed a letter of dissent called the “Katrina Declaration.” Published just days […]
August 27, 2025
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Ads Educating North Carolinians about Federal Cuts to Disaster Funding End Soon
Raleigh, NC — From Medicaid to SNAP benefits to disaster funding, cuts to programs families rely on will put pressure on the state of North Carolina to fill the gaps left by the Trump administration. Last week, Climate Power launched digital billboards across the Triangle area, educating North Carolinians on Donald Trump’s record of gutting disaster […]
August 27, 2025
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Trump Punishes Experts for Speaking Out About Dangers of Cuts to Disaster Response
Washington, D.C. — Trump placed FEMA staff on administrative leave in retaliation for signing a letter criticizing the administration’s cuts to disaster response.
August 27, 2025
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JD Vance Tries to Sell Wisconsinites on Republican Rate Hike That’s Raising Energy Costs & Killing Jobs
La Crosse, WI— JD Vance is traveling to La Crosse tomorrow to sell the Republican tax bill, a law that is driving up energy costs and threatening local manufacturing jobs. Last month, President Trump signed the Republican Rate Hike into law—a bill that is not only wildly unpopular with voters but is driving up energy costs and hurting Wisconsin energy […]
August 27, 2025
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Trump’s Wind Vendetta Causes 2nd Project Cancellation In a Week, Threatening Grid Reliability
Washington, D.C. – Donald Trump is escalating his attacks on clean energy, canceling a second wind energy project in less than a week, even though both had already been approved. Trump’s reckless decision will prioritize his personal hatred for wind turbines over Americans’ need for reliable power and threaten them with a higher risk of […]
August 26, 2025
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ICYMI: Zeldin Admits Admin Canceled Wind Farm That Would Have Powered 350,000 Homes, Because Trump’s “Not A Fan Of Wind”
Washington, D.C. — When pressed by Fox News about the Trump administration’s decision to halt construction of a nearly built Rhode Island wind farm amidst skyrocketing energy demand, EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin told Fox News that Trump “is not a fan of wind.”
August 25, 2025
Trump’s Hired Chemical Lobbyist Lies and Takes Credit for Drop In Pollution Before Trump Took Office
Washington, D.C. – Today, an ex-chemical trade group executive at Trump’s EPA lied about a new EPA report while praising her former clients. Former chemical executive Nancy Beck claimed that Trump deserved credit for a drop in pollution in 2023, when he was not president. She then claimed this as proof that Trump’s current, 2025 […]
August 21, 2025
ICYMI: Washington Times: Appalachian Communities Embrace Solar Projects as Path to Revitalization, Despite Trump’s Efforts to Kill it
Washington, D.C. – Earlier this month, the Washington Times reported on a community in Appalachia, Hazard, Kentucky, that is preparing to build one of the nation’s largest solar projects at the site of a former surface mine that once produced 3 million tons of coal a year.
August 21, 2025