A study by the BlueGreen Alliance found implementing the proposed fuel efficiency standards could create an estimated 570,000 jobs throughout the U.S economy by 2030.

A new report from BlueGreen Alliance shows up to 570,000 American jobs will be created by 2030 as a direct result of the vehicle fuel economy standards proposed by the Obama administration.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia today released their decisions in pivotal court cases before the court earlier this year. The following is a statement from BlueGreen Alliance Executive Director David Foster:

More than 5,000 workers in Virginia showed support for EPA’s proposed Carbon Pollution Standard, which limits the amount of greenhouse gas emissions from future power plants. The comments were delivered to the EPA office in Washington, D.C.

The BlueGreen Alliance submitted comments of support, signatures on petitions and letters from local unions and union groups representing over 240,000 union workers in support of the proposed Carbon Pollution Standard.

The BlueGreen Alliance and Economic Policy Institute put forward a joint comment to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency supporting the proposed Carbon Pollution Standard for new power plants.

As world leaders gather in Rio de Janeiro for the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development beginning this week, the BlueGreen Alliance today released a policy statement urging participants to take action to realize a just, low-carbon economy.

As world leaders gather in Rio de Janeiro for the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development the BlueGreen Alliance today released a policy statement urging participants to take action to realize a just, low-carbon economy.

Last month, the economy experienced the first uptick in unemployment in 11 months, a warning sign that gridlock in Congress over job creation initiatives cannot continue. Passing a long-term transportation bill is something we need immediately.

Members of the BlueGreen Alliance today testified in favor of the limits to greenhouse gas emissions from new power plants proposed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in March at hearings in Chicago and Washington, D.C.

Members of the BlueGreen Alliance testified in favor of the limits to greenhouse gas emissions from new power plants.

It has been 959 days and counting and nine short-term extensions since Congress last passed a long-term transportation solution for America. Michiganders need a long-term transportation bill from Congress to remain economically competitive.