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🚨 A court just said the EPA must stop blocking the investments from our Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund. We created this program to support innovation that spurs good-paying jobs & lowers costs for Americans. EPA's attempts to clawback these investments are illegal.

Lots of thoughtful folks have differing opinions on NYC ballot proposals 2-5. I’m voting YES on all of them because we need more affordable housing in NYC, not more red tape.

@epaleezeldin says he wants the U.S. to dominate AI markets. As he points out, AI data centers will need 80+ GW of power by 2030. So why did he cancel programs and projects that would add dozens of GW of cheap, clean solar and wind to the grid? thehill.com/opinion/energy…

If courts allow the Executive branch to arbitrarily claw back dollars that have been appropriated by Congress and already deposited in awardee bank accounts, why would **anybody** do business with the federal government in the future?

If you want to build a bunch of AI data centers, and also pull the rug out from under the wind and solar industries that contributed **94%** of all new generation last year, you're gonna end up with an energy affordability crisis. From @AnishaSteephen: time.com/7312151/energy…

But even if the EPA and Trump Administration break their promises to hardworking Americans, we won't. This is not the end of our road. weareclimateunited.org/news/appeals-c…

As Matt Watkins writes in @commondreams, the delay isn't just about @climate_united or federal contracts or even appeals courts. It's about the EPA gaslighting us about the crisis we're facing, and Trump Administration executive overreach. commondreams.org/opinion/court-…

Yesterday, a U.S. Court of Appeals panel ruled 2-1 to vacate a lower court's injunction barring EPA from clawing back billions in clean energy funding that @climate_united was awarded last yr. Here's how the decision could hurt hardworking Americans🧵politico.com/news/2025/09/0…

The Trump administration’s abrupt stop-work order on the Revolution Wind project is a direct attack on working people, unions, clean energy, and our communities.

Why? Businesses know that renewables are the cheapest and fastest way to add new power capacity to meet increasing demand. Along with efficiency, grid upgrades, and new tech like virtual power plants, geothermal and nuclear, we can avoid the impending energy affordability crisis

From the Dept. of Good News: Despite attacks on the industry, clean energy is projected to account for **94%** of new electricity generation placed in service this year in the U.S. - a record! eia.gov/todayinenergy/…

Joining a solar buying club is a great way to cut upfront costs and lock in energy bill savings for the long haul. @SolarNeighbors nytimes.com/2025/08/20/cli…

The @EPA's illegal freeze on clean energy, efficiency, and housing investments is slowing needed recovery dollars from reaching communities hardest-hit by Hurricane Helene. Thx to @zcolman for covering this critical story.