There’s a threat to the climate fight you may not be watching closely enough. It isn’t a technology or a price tag. It’s who holds power, and whether the people who care about our winters can still make their voices heard at the ballot box....
Photo by Paul “Wolfe” Wilson The federal government opened the first of five new lease sales in Alaska’s Western Arctic on March 18th. President Warren Harding signed an executive order in 1923 setting aside a vast swath of Alaska’s North Slope as...
Photo by POW Creative Alliance member Sara Robbins Today’s breaking news that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has repealed the Endangerment Finding marks a dangerous new low for the agency and a stark indicator of its loss of direction at a moment when...
Photo by POW Creative Alliance member Sara Robbins Earlier this month, the EPA proposed gutting the Endangerment Finding, the science-backed foundation for regulating climate pollution under the Clean Air Act. This action puts public health, environmental protections,...
POW talks with energy expert Brian Janous — POW board member and Chief Commercial Officer at Cloverleaf Infrastructure — and POW COO Ryan Laemel about what the latest House bill means for clean energy, climate progress, and the Outdoor State. POW: Let’s start big:...
Photo by Creative Alliance member Chris Shane At POW, we’re not interested in the political rancor that continues to divide Americans. We’re here to protect people and place from a warming planet, to follow the science and find solutions. For 18 years, we’ve led a...
