Will the Fossil Fuel Lobby Fool the ACC?

With more than 300 sunny days per year across most of the state, Arizona is the nation’s sunniest. As such, no state is better suited for solar energy. This is a big reason solar, at less than $25 per megawatt hour (MWh), is Arizona’s cheapest source of energy. Arizona is also home to the Palo […]

Groups Release 2024 Environmental Priorities for Arizona Legislature and Governor

Today, 25 plus organizations, including Sierra Club – Grand Canyon Chapter, Arizona Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islanders for Equity (AZ AANHPI for Equity), Arizona Interfaith Power and Light (AZIPL), Chispa Arizona, Vote Solar, and other environmental, faith, and Indigenous groups presented 2024 Environmental Priorities for the Arizona Legislature and Governor. The priorities were presented in […]

Groups Release 2024 Environmental Priorities for Arizona Legislature and Governor

Today, 25 plus organizations, including Sierra Club – Grand Canyon Chapter, Arizona Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islanders for Equity (AZ AANHPI for Equity), Arizona Interfaith Power and Light (AZIPL), Chispa Arizona, Vote Solar, and other environmental, faith, and Indigenous groups presented 2024 Environmental Priorities for the Arizona Legislature and Governor. The priorities were presented in […]

Tucson’s climate resiliency plan looks ahead into new year

A new plan called “Tucson Resilient Together” hopes to help counteract climate change with the amount of carbon emissions the city of Tucson is making. It’s a big undertaking – making the city of Tucson carbon neutral by 2045. That’s over 20 years of work.

Turning solar panels and wind blades into ‘Gold’

A groundbreaking story from the heart of Arizona, where a tidal wave of solar panels is reaching the end of its life cycle. As the world embraces renewable energy, the challenge arises: what do we do with the mounting waste? In a race against time, companies like we recycle solar are pioneering innovative solutions, turning […]

Sedona Launches Sustainable Neighborhoods Pilot Program

The city of Sedona’s Sustainability Department invites residents from neighborhoods, homeowner associations, and neighborhood organizations to consider joining Sedona’s Sustainable Neighborhoods Pilot Program. Further, interested residents should attend an Open House to learn about the program and application process on Monday Feb. 5, 2024 at The Hub at Posse Grounds Park from 6 to 7:30 […]

“Urban Mining” Offers Green Solution To Old Solar Panels

As the world pivots from planet-warming fossil fuels to renewable energy, a new pollution problem is rearing its head: What to do with old or worn-out solar panels? Thousands of photovoltaic slabs are being installed across the United States every day, particularly in the sunny west and south of the country, as states like California race […]