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Thursday, July 16th, 2015
NN15 Panel: People Power: Energy, Electricity, & Climate Justice
Sign outside light rail station / credit : Rennie Sawade
Dirty fossil fuel utilities are opposing progressive change, raising rates and killing the planet, but people across the country, led by youth and First Nations activism, are taking back power. Climate hawks and economic justice activists are working together to make our power grid and politics cleaner, and fighting for more affordable and equitable energy costs. National leaders and Arizona activists share their stories of how to build coalitions and create a greener, brighter future across political, class and racial boundaries.
The panel consists of mostly Arizonans: Sandy Bahr, Lisa Hoyos, Elsa Johnson, Lauren Kuby
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Rennie Sawade
# Written by Rennie Sawade :: 11:39 AM
Categories: Live Coverage, Technology, World Commmunity
Tags: Climate Crisis, Conservation, Energy & Power, Energy & Power, Netroots Nation, Nuclear Proliferation
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