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With Trump Gone, Old Fault Lines in the Climate Movement Reopen, Complicating Biden's Path Forward

With Trump Gone, Old Fault Lines in the Climate Movement Reopen, Complicating Biden's Path Forward
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Greens: Divided on 'clean' energy? Or closer than they appear?

Greens: Divided on ‘clean’ energy? Or closer than they appear? Several media outlets over the past week or so have run stories about environmental groups setting up a “circular firing squad” because more than 600 such organizations sent a letter to Congress opposing the clean electricity standard that may become a centerpiece of Democrats’ climate and infrastructure package. The standard would likely require that 80% of U.S. electricity be generated by “clean” sources (meaning those that do not release significant greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere) by 2030, and 100% by 2035. The issue in contention: whether certain technologies like fossil fuels that capture their carbon emissions, nuclear, and biomass power should be considered sufficiently “clean,” or whether they should be eliminated from the American power generation mix for the sake of environmental justice. This potential infighting has triggered flashbacks among many advocates to their last sho

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Senate Bill Aims to Protect Americans From Utility Shutoffs, Mounting Debt Crisis

For Immediate Release, May 20, 2021 Contact: Dana Floberg, Free Press Action, (202) 265-1490, dfloberg@freepress.net Taylor Billings, Corporate Accountability, (504) 621-6487, tbillings@corporateaccountability.org Rianna Eckel, Food & Water Watch, (978) 835-6230, reckel@fwwatch.org Senate Bill Aims to Protect Americans From Utility Shutoffs, Mounting Debt Crisis WASHINGTON Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.) introduced a bill today that would place a national moratorium on the disconnection of electric, water and broadband utility service due to uncollected payments. An increasing number of people in the country are at risk of losing access to vital utilities, including electricity, water and broadband, as utility debt increases nationwide. The Maintaining Access to Essential Services Act would provide low-interest loans to electric, water and broadband utilities to cover the cost of uncollected household payments in exchange for a moratorium on shutoffs.

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660+ Groups Call on Democrats to 'Reject Gas and Other False Climate Solutions' for Clean Energy Standard

Governors Wind Energy Coalition 660+ Groups Call on Democrats to ‘Reject Gas and Other False Climate Solutions’ for Clean Energy Standard Source: By Jessica Corbett, Common Dreams • Posted: Thursday, May 13, 2021 “As we look to combat the climate emergency, it is crucial that we invest in solutions that support a just energy future.” With federal lawmakers and the White House working on a historic infrastructure package, more than 660 progressive groups on Wednesday demanded that top Democrats in Congress “reject gas and other false climate solutions” and instead push for a total transition to renewable energy to address the global climate emergency. “We can’t just build back better. Justice requires we build back fossil free.”

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The green schism threatening Biden's climate plan

The green schism threatening Biden s climate plan POLITICO 3 hrs ago © Stephanie Keith/Getty Images The emissions from the Gavin Power Plant are seen. President Joe Biden’s ambitious proposal to wean the U.S. electric grid off fossil fuels, already a non-starter with congressional Republicans, has run into a new band of politically inconvenient enemies: Left-wing climate and environmental justice activists who believe it isn’t ambitious enough. Many prominent environmental groups have hailed Biden’s proposed clean electricity standard, the centerpiece of his plan to eliminate all planet-warming emissions from the power sector by 2035, as the most aggressive initiative to shut down dirty power plants in American history. But a rift that has opened inside the climate movement could make its uphill climb in Congress even steeper, as an insistent coalition of harder-edged grass-roots groups has begun blasting the CES as a lackluster half-measure that would sell out disad

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