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Broad Support for Revoking Coal Plant Certificate
Two dozen groups back NC WARN, telling the Utilities Commission long-term projections prove Duke still seeks to expand its customer base, and the Cliffside power plant is an unnecessary risk to ratepayers, health and climate

Read the Joint Statement by June Blotnick, Executive Director of Carolinas Clean Air Coalition, and NC WARN Executive Director Jim Warren

EPA Issues Clean Energy Guide Book
EPA has released a first-of-its-kind guide to help states save money and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by adopting clean energy practices in their facilities, operations and vehicle fleets. The guide was created as part of EPA’s State Climate and Clean Energy Program, which assists states in developing and implementing clean energy policies and climate change solutions.

To download the guide and find out more about the program click here.

Help NC SAVE$ ENERGY
NC SAVES ENERGY is an initiative by a growing number of organizations to create a statewide, independent (non-utility) energy efficiency program. It will keep savings on energy bills in the hands of residential customers, while serving those who can least afford rising energy costs.  CCAC and 36 other organizations are working to get NC SAVE$ ENERGY (House Bill 1050) passed through the NC General Assembly this year.  Learn how you can get involved, click here or visit the website at www.ncsavesenergy.org
 

Region Moves to 8th in the Nation for Dirty Air
According to the American Lung Association’s 2009 State of the Air report, the Charlotte metro region ranks eighth highest among the nation’s smoggiest cities, up from last year’s thirteenth spot. Once again, the report gives Mecklenburg County a failing grade for its high levels of ozone pollution.  Learn more

CCAC is committed to improving air quality and proposes a simple approach to energy policy: Energy Matters.

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