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In the BlueGreen Alliance came out in support of two initiatives introduced by Senator Ed Markey (MA) to fix America’s natural gas distribution pipelines.
Today in Lansing, labor and environmental leaders released a new report showing an estimated 119,300 jobs could be created by making much-needed investments in roads and bridges, water, wastewater, transit, energy, and communication systems.
Repairing Michigan will create good jobs, make our systems more efficient and less polluting, and safeguard communities from the impact of climate change, like severe weather such as floods and droughts.
The BlueGreen Alliance called on the U.S. to stake out a clear leadership role at the 19th Conference of the Parties (COP19) at the United Nations Convention Framework on Climate Change (UNFCCC) that brings us closer to a strong global agreement by 2015.
The annual Conference of the Parties (COP) presents an opportunity for the international community to collectively discuss and address the global threat of climate change. Read the full BlueGreen Alliance Position Statement for COP 19.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics unveiled the October unemployment statistics, showing the economy added 204,000 jobs, and the unemployment rate rose slightly to 7.3 percent.
Local labor and environmental leaders came together today to discuss how Michigan’s workers and the environment are benefitting from renewable energy and energy efficiency investments in the state.
Today, President Obama issued an Executive Order on climate preparedness establishing a task force of state, local and tribal leaders on climate.
The Pacific Coast Collaborative, three West Coast governors and the Premier of British Columbia, released an historic climate pact agreement, setting a price on carbon and investing in clean energy and climate-resilient infrastructure.
In the year since Superstorm Sandy, a continued lack of investment and the crumbling of our basic systems—the ones we rely on to bring us heat, electricity and clean water for example—highlights the need for immediate action.
The Pacific Coast Collaborative, three West Coast governors and the Premier of British Columbia, released an historic climate pact agreement, setting a price on carbon and investing in clean energy and climate-resilient infrastructure.
One year after Superstorm Sandy, the BlueGreen Alliance released a series of five recommendations to address shortfalls in America’s infrastructure.