Energy Democracy Initiative Director John Farrell writes a farewell to Minnesota clean energy champion Rep. Melissa Hortman, who was assassinated in June 2025
Australia leads the world in rooftop solar adoption, offering crucial lessons for regulators and grid operators in the United States.
On the Composting for Community Podcast, Victor Perez and Carla Doughty discuss green reentry, composting, and reaching community where they're at.
ILSR's Sean Gonsalves discusses the cancellation of the Digital Equity Act and its consequences for communities and Internet users.
ILSR lanzará el Programa de Minisubvenciones para Compostadores Comunitarios que soliciten financiación deben prestar servicios en la comunidades históricamente desatendidas o marginalizadas.
ILSR will provide $150,000 in sub-grants to selected composters in historically underserved communities in New England and New York City.
This quarterly update (2024 Q4) shows the community solar capacity built in nine states, with a focus on competitive state markets and projects in investor-owned...
What if we changed monopoly utility governance to give consumers more control over utility decisions?
The OaklandConnected project calls for construction of city-owned open access fiber network to expand affordable broadband to over 33,000 households languishing without home Internet service
Ron Knox joined fellow advocates to demonstrate how the state can bolster its antitrust laws to benefit California citizens.
Paola Santana, founder of G-Commerce, talks to BLP about using a human-centered approach to fix a broken government purchasing system.
Commissioners Alvaro Bedoya and Rebecca Kelly Slaughter met with small businesses, discussing the critical role of antitrust policy in leveling the playing field and supporting...
Discover how D.C.’s community solar law can promote energy equity through inclusive ownership, fair compensation, and access for low-income households.
Support the 9th National Cultivating Community Composting Forum. Contributions will primarily cover our scholarship fund and prioritize equitable access to forum events, as well as...
The FTC has chosen to "abandon communities that depend on fair competition to maintain access to essential goods and services," says Stacy Mitchell