Survey Shows Missouri Voters Support State Plan to Cut Carbon Pollution

For immediate release: November 12, 2014 Contact: Heather Navarro, Missouri Coalition for the Environment 314.808.4345, hnavarro@moenviron.org PJ Wilson, Renew Missouri 417.459.7468, pj@renewmo.org Survey shows 77% of Missouri voters support a state plan to cut carbon pollution JEFFERSON CITY, MO – Polling data released today by Clean Air Missouri shows Missouri voters overwhelming support a state plan…

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Clean Power Plan Release

Missouri Stakeholders Support State Effort to Develop Clean Power Plan For immediate release: July 14, 2014 Missouri Stakeholders Support State Effort to Develop Clean Power Plan State begins process to implement plan to reduce carbon pollution Contact: Heather Navarro, Missouri Coalition for the Environment 314.808.4345, hnavarro@moenviron.org JEFFERSON CITY, MO – Key stakeholders will attend a Missouri Department…

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Fighting for Missouri’s Clean Energy Future

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:  SOLAR GROUPS FILE LAWSUIT TO PRESERVE SOLAR REBATES IN MISSOURI St. Louis, MO (June 24, 2014) – On June 23, 2014, Save Our Lawfully Authorized Rebates, LLC (“SOLAR”) and the Missouri Coalition for the Environment (“MCE”) filed a lawsuit in Cole County Circuit Court against the Missouri Public Service Commission (“PSC”) asking the…

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Climate and Energy

     Source: Climate Concepts, EPA, http://www.epa.gov/climatestudents/basics/concepts.html. Climate Change Basics As a part of the world’s natural systems, the stability of our communities and land on which we stand is increasingly vulnerable due to climate change. Climate change impacts every community across the globe. While in different ways, each of us are threatened by the impacts of climate…

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MCE Defends Interests of 66% of Missouri Voters

August 19, 2013 GROUPS FILE SUIT AGAINST STATE AGENCIES FOR OBSTRUCTING IMPLEMENTATION OF STATE RENEWABLE ENERGY LAW             Today, attorneys for Great Rivers Environmental Law Center filed suit against four Missouri governmental entities, alleging they all played a role in thwarting the proper implementation of the state’s Renewable Energy Standard law, passed by voters in…

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