Our report was covered by Gothamist's Rosemary Misdary this weekend gothamist.com/news/new-yorks…

@winclimate report shows 88% of New York households would save money through Bucks for Boilers. Median savings range from $500-$900 in an all-electric, more energy efficient home! That’s real money for working families! LINK report: pub.climate.win/b4b_report.pdf

What’s new with climate policy in Michigan? The razor-thin Democratic majority passed a sweeping package of energy and climate bills in the last two years, but what’s still left to do? Join us for a discussion with MI climate expert Eli Gold next Friday bit.ly/sb-eli

Thanks for joining us at Eli's presentation today! If you missed it, you can watch the recording here: youtube.com/watch?v=UJwMAz…

Industry = 1/4 of US emissions, and industrial decarb is in its infancy. But things are finally happening! Join us for a convo with Mikhail Haramati, NRDC 🌎🏡 state industrial decarb lead, for an overview of the challenge and what states are doing about it. bit.ly/sb-mikhail

Major building decarbonization legislation was recently introduced in Rhode Island! Join us for a conversation with the bill’s author, RI State Senator Meghan Kallman, to learn about what’s in the bill, what isn’t, and what it will take to get it passed. bit.ly/sb-meghan

While often overlooked compared to its neighbors, New Jersey has had recent wins on building decarb. Join a conversation with RMI’s Olivia Prieto to discuss climate policy in the garden state, including recent achievements and progress still to be made! bit.ly/sb-olivia

Contrary to popular belief, climate policy-making does happen in states without Democratic trifectas! Join NC State Senator DeAndrea Salvador for the low-down on recent policy progress in NC, and what it takes to reach across the aisle to get it done. bit.ly/sb-deandrea

A huge thank you to Rhode Island State Senator Meghan Kallman for joining our virtual speaker series today and walking us through her vitally important building decarbonization bill!

Thanks for joining us at Olivia's presentation yesterday! If you missed it, you can check out the recording here: youtube.com/watch?v=rsqwDG…

Colorado is the Mountain West's undisputed climate leader, but utilities are still very powerful, often working to slow climate policy across the state. Join us as Marie Venner of System Change Not Climate Change walks us through CO's climate policy and politics landscape. bit.ly/sb-marie

Thanks for joining us to discuss climate legislating in NC with Senator DeAndrea Salvador! If you missed it, you can check out the recording of her presentation here: youtube.com/watch?v=EZVX74…

Public Utility Commissions are often the place good policy goes to die, but not in Connecticut! Join us for a conversation with Jayson Velazquez and Oliver Tully from Acadia Center to discuss everything climate in CT, with a particular focus on equity. RSVP: bit.ly/sb-acadia

Here, via newish think tank Switchbox, is a definitive take-down of this daft idea. It focuses on NY but is applicable beyond. Among other things, replacing just 20% of NY gas w/ clean hydrogen would require *8X* the electricity of using heat pumps. edf.org/media/hydrogen…