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Notes from the front lines of conservation on the Colorado Plateau.
Amanda Voisard
11/2/18
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Prop 127 is Good News for Navajo and Hopi Solar Projects
Prop 127 could allow Native American tribes to develop renewable energy on their own terms.
Amanda Voisard
10/8/18
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Proposition 127 Steers Arizona Toward a Clean Energy Future
If it passes, Prop 127 will reduce harmful pollution, create thousands of clean energy jobs, and save Arizonans money on utility bills.
Roger Clark
03/28/16
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Stepping up the PACE
While more than 30 states have adopted the legislation necessary for creating PACE programs, Arizona is not among them.
Mike McPheeters
03/3/16
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States Take the Lead on Clean Power
The Supreme Court put a hold on the Clean Power Plan, but states can still move forward to act on climate.
01/6/16
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What the Clean Power Plan Means for the Plateau
Since the dawn of the Industrial Revolution, coal has been the powerhouse of the United States. It’s time to clean up our act.
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