We are a nonpartisan, women-led climate justice organization working across generations to build a safer, more just future.
DRIVING BOLD CLIMATE ACTION
DRIVING BOLD CLIMATE ACTION
because people deserve to understand the climate crisis and be part of the solution.
OUR MISSION
To educate and empower communities to demand climate action, ensuring a safe, just, and healthy environment for all.
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OUC PeakShift Plan Changes Power Bills and Solar Credits
If we want to lower electricity costs for OUC customers and Orlando residents in the long term, the faster we can speed up this transition away from fossil fuels which require fuel costs, towards renewables which don't have a fuel cost, is really important to achieve affordability.
The CLEO Institute’s Tireless Battle Against Climate Change
I want to make sure I fight for the Earth so that my daughter gets to see the beautiful wonders nature generously offers us. - Mr. Owen Gaither
Byron Donalds’ plan to lower electric bills could raise them instead, experts say
"What makes electric bills go up is building expensive new power plants and costly capital expenditures such as transmission lines and undergrounding," said Susan Glickman, a longtime Florida clean energy advocate and vice president of policy and partnership at The CLEO Institute, a nonprofit focused on climate change. When it comes to nuclear, "it's a big red flag when Donalds pushes for the most expensive form of power," she added.
OUC PeakShift Plan Changes Power Bills and Solar Credits
If we want to lower electricity costs for OUC customers and Orlando residents in the long term, the faster we can speed up this transition away from fossil fuels which require fuel costs, towards renewables which don't have a fuel cost, is really important to achieve affordability.
The CLEO Institute’s Tireless Battle Against Climate Change
I want to make sure I fight for the Earth so that my daughter gets to see the beautiful wonders nature generously offers us. - Mr. Owen Gaither
Byron Donalds’ plan to lower electric bills could raise them instead, experts say
"What makes electric bills go up is building expensive new power plants and costly capital expenditures such as transmission lines and undergrounding," said Susan Glickman, a longtime Florida clean energy advocate and vice president of policy and partnership at The CLEO Institute, a nonprofit focused on climate change. When it comes to nuclear, "it's a big red flag when Donalds pushes for the most expensive form of power," she added.
