At our event at the Cleveland Auto Show, representatives from ArcelorMittal Cleveland, the United Steelworkers, and the National Wildlife Federation talked about how fuel economy standards have played a key role in boosting the auto recovery, and are critical to sustaining and growing auto sector jobs in years to come.

The BlueGreen Alliance’s Executive Director Kim Glas reacts to Executive Order rolling back the Clean Water Rule.

Across Ohio and across America the thousands of manufacturers and millions of workers that make up the auto sector are proving that America can build competitive, cutting edge cars and trucks; save consumers money, cut pollution, and bring back thousands of manufacturing jobs at the same time.

Sound long-term fuel economy standards and manufacturing policies are equally essential to make sure we secure today’s automotive jobs and continue to rebuild American manufacturing into the future.

The BlueGreen Alliance, alongside 66 like-minded organizations, signed onto a letter opposing H.J. Res. 59, the CRA resolution of disapproval for the EPA Risk Management Program Rule. Congress should not roll back the years of progress and bipartisan, inter-agency work it took to secure stronger chemical facility protections.

A labor secretary needs to value the work of working people, strive to support the creation of quality, family-sustaining jobs, and advance and defend strong workplace healthy and safety protections.

Fuel economy standards are sustaining and growing America’s manufacturing sector. Keeping this job growth going depends on continuing to lead on fuel economy.

The BlueGreen Alliance’s Executive Director Kim Glas reacts to U.S. House introduction of the Buy American Improvement Act.

The BlueGreen Alliance today released a new analysis that showed 15,000 direct jobs could be created or sustained by 2030 by reducing energy used in the state’s hospitals, universities, schools, and health care (M.U.S.H.) sector by 20 percent.

Energy efficiency is a jobs driver in Minnesota’s growing clean economy. Our new analysis showed 15,000 direct jobs could be created or sustained by 2030 by reducing energy used in the state’s hospitals, universities, schools, and health care (M.U.S.H.) sector by 20 percent.

On January 31, Pennsylvania State Senators John Blake (D) and Guy Reschenthaler (R) joined labor, business, and environmental leaders to unveil their legislation to bring PACE to the Keystone State. Senate Bill 234 would establish the PACE financing mechanism in the state, which is a financing mechanism that enables low-cost, long-term funding for energy efficiency, renewable energy and water conservation upgrades to commercial or industrial properties.

The BlueGreen Alliance’s Executive Director Kim Glas responds to Senate Democrats blueprint to rebuild America’s infrastructure.