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Archive: Climate Justice

Veronica Fire Drill Friday

Representing Communities on the Frontline of Fossil Fuel Extraction in Washington, DC

By Kristen Locy / January 9, 2020
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Last Friday, CCJ team-members headed to Washington, DC to represent frontline communities at the Fire Drill Friday action in front of the US Capitol. Fonda claims her red coat is the last piece of clothing she will buy Credit: Kristen Locy The climate crisis is not an isolated issue — it involves every part of […]

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CCJ press statement on cap and trade

Our response to Governor Wolf’s Cap and Trade Announcement

By Veronica Coptis / October 4, 2019
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Bridge on a foggy morning

Why Solar Energy Has a Bright Future in Pennsylvania

By Kristen Locy / September 26, 2019
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As mornings begin to get colder and the leaves are starting to change, we all know what is on its way, the infamous long and dreary southwestern Pennsylvania winter. I think that our tough winters make us appreciate the sunshine. There’s nothing like the feeling I get on a sunny day in March when I […]

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Climate Equity Table Meeting

CCJ Members Learn with People from Across Pennsylvania About the Climate Crisis

By Heaven Sensky / August 22, 2019
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CCJ staff members Heaven and Veronica, along with members Will Behm, Rick Heinze, Dwayne Thomas, and George Barnhart, attended a state-wide “Climate Equity Table” meeting in Harrisburg on August 20th. The meeting was attended by members and staff of various organizations working across the state on a range of issues from criminal justice to immigrant […]

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Heinze family

On retirement, and keeping in mind the words of Margaret Mead

By Lisa DePaoli / August 2, 2019
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The Heinze family It’s a little frustrating that my retirement activities aren’t what I dreamed they would be. In my dreams, I was going to visit exotic places, improve my birding skills, learn to play the banjo I bought 25 years ago at a garage sale, take interesting college courses on the internet (e.g., western […]

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Solar energy

Can We Really Afford the Affordable Clean Energy Rule?

By Lisa DePaoli / July 17, 2019
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It seems as if the current administration has found its replacement for the Obama administration’s Clean Power Plan in the Affordable Clean Energy Rule. Before I get into the details of how this plan may affect the country, here’s a little background: The goal of this action was to provide “…strong but achievable standards for […]

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