Recently, Elon Musk became the first person in history to “accumulate” a trillion dollars. Meanwhile, the planet keeps breaking heat records and climate protections keep getting rolled back. This isn't a resource problem. It's a distribution problem, and a question of who we choose to protect.

Electrifying means moving away from fossil fuel and replacing them with better, quieter, and more energy efficient versions. Whether you follow the textbook order or adapt as you go, here is a step-by-step guide on how to tackle your home electrification journey.

Nothing matters more to slowing climate change than voting. In 2024, a great many environmentally concerned Americans simply didn't vote. We need to make sure that doesn't happen again: not in the midterms, and not in 2028.

Switching from gas to electric at home and on the road is one of the most impactful things you can do for your health, your wallet, and the planet. We break down the four biggest reasons to start your electrification journey now.

PA's May primary moved strong environmental justice candidates forward, and the results show that every vote in a primary carries serious weight. Meet the candidates heading into the November general election with climate and community at the top of their agendas.

Congress is about to decide how billions in federal transportation dollars get spent, and public transit needs to be a bigger piece of that pie. Here is why this bill matters and how you can make your voice heard before it is too late.

This year’s Earth Day theme highlights both individual action and the impact of how we generate energy. As the costs of fossil fuels—on our health, climate, and global stability—become clearer, the shift to renewable energy is more urgent than ever.

The May 19 primary in PA’s 3rd District will likely decide who represents Philadelphia in Congress for years to come. For voters focused on climate, the differences between leading candidates make this an especially consequential race.

Cutting fossil fuel use doesn’t require perfection—it requires practical changes in how we live, travel, and consume. This guide outlines realistic steps you can take today to lower emissions and save money over time.

This winter’s extreme cold on the East Coast may feel at odds with global warming, but it’s actually part of a larger pattern. Climate change is disrupting the polar vortex and jet stream, leading to more frequent and unpredictable cold snaps.

At the end of our lives, what will matter most? This article proposes 5 essentials that sustain all human life and asks us to consider whether our actions strengthen or weaken them. It is a call to become helpers of the planet and each other.

After the collapse of RGGI, Governor Shapiro’s Lightning Plan could reshape PA’s energy system. The question is whether it accelerates the clean energy transition or protects parts of the old one.

Solar and wind are now the cheapest energy sources in history, batteries are transforming the grid, and countries worldwide are accelerating the clean-energy transition. A net-zero future is within reach—if politics doesn’t slow it down.

With winter heating bills on the rise, a range of PECO and Pennsylvania programs offer rebates, grants, and low-interest loans for home energy efficiency improvements. These incentives help residents reduce energy costs, improve comfort, and lower emissions.

Rising seas are forcing tidal wetlands and human communities into direct conflict, putting ecosystems, homes, and economies at risk. How much we lose along the world’s coastlines depends on how quickly we cut fossil fuel use and slow global heating.

Pennsylvania dropped RGGI to resolve a budget standoff, giving up a proven way to cut emissions and invest in clean energy and public health. The piece argues the state must now urgently advance PACER, PRESS, or stronger alternatives to avoid falling further behind on climate action.

The rapid expansion of large data centers in Pennsylvania is driving massive new demand for electricity, much of it likely to be met by fossil fuels. Without stronger clean energy policies and faster deployment of renewables, data centers could significantly delay the state’s transition to carbon-free power and worsen air pollution for decades.

You can recycle, drive electric, and eat less meat—but unless we vote and push politicians to act, the planet keeps burning. Climate change isn’t just a personal problem—it’s a political one. Most Americans care about climate change—but few connect it to politics.

With cold weather on the way, now’s the time to get your home ready for winter. A quick energy assessment from PECO can help you spot air leaks, improve heating efficiency, and lower your bills. From cleaning filters to sealing drafts, a few simple steps now can keep you warm and save energy all season long.

This year’s elections in Pennsylvania and New Jersey will shape the future of our environment and our democracy. Billionaire donors are pouring millions into misinformation campaigns to flip courts and statehouses — but our votes can stop them. Clean air, safe water, and a livable climate are on the ballot in 2025.