As legislative leaders continue to negotiate a climate bill that aims to move IL to 100% clean energy, an incident at Springfield’s municipal coal plant this afternoon resulted in a cloud of coal ash dust to be released into the air. Read our statement: sierraclub.org/illinois/blog/…

BREAKING: The Supreme Court has not responded to our emergency request to block Texas’ radical new 6-week abortion ban, SB8. The law now takes effect. Access to almost all abortion has just been cut off for millions of people. The impact will be immediate and devastating.

@RepChrisWelch State Rep Robyn Gabel Bob Morgan Congresswoman Delia C. Ramirez @DenyseStoneback Jehan Gordon-Booth BREAKING: The Illinois House just passed the most equitable clean energy jobs bill in the nation! The Senate will reconvene in the coming days to take a vote, tell your Senator to vote YES! bit.ly/38NaHj6 #FossilFreeIL #twill

ok $GWHR is a pretty cool stock ticker but this $1.1bn valuation is insanely high. I would like to see more about the performance of the 5MW demonstration🇨🇭 businesswire.com/news/home/2021…

NEW AD. A bold Clean Electricity Payment Program will deliver for Americans across the country. It will produce nearly 8 MILLION new jobs and grow the US economy by almost $1 TRILLION. This is America's moment to build our economy back better. 💪

Big news: Energy & Commerce Democrats just passed a bold plan to move our electric grid on 100% clean electricity!

Thanks for your climate leadership, Rep. Frank Pallone @RepBobbyRush @RepAnnaEshoo Rep. Diana DeGette Mike Doyle Jan Schakowsky G. K. Butterfield Rep. Doris Matsui U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor Rep. John Sarbanes Jerry McNerney @PeterWelch Paul Tonko Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Rep. Tony Cárdenas Congressman Raul Ruiz, M.D.

Thanks for your climate leadership, Rep. Scott Peters Rep. Debbie Dingell Marc Veasey ARCHIVE: Congresswoman Ann McLane Kuster Robin Kelly Nanette D. Barragán Donald McEachin @RepLBR Rep. Darren Soto Archived: Rep. Tom O'Halleran Archived: U.S. Rep Kathleen Rice Angie Craig Rep. Kim Schrier, M.D. Lori Trahan Rep. Lizzie Fletcher

1/6 So, unsurprisingly, at least one utility is claiming that the 4%/year clean energy requirement in CEPP is too challenging to meet. This claim ignores the several utilities already committed to similar pathways, without federal assistance. In short, 4%/year is achievable.

The Clean Electricity Performance Program is a historic opportunity to transition our grid to 100% clean energy like wind and solar. Don’t be fooled: a clean energy grid is achievable, affordable and reliable. NOW is the time for Congess to act. sierraclub.org/press-releases…