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🌍 African Leadership Rejects Solar Geoengineering at #AMCEN20 As the African Ministerial Conference on the Environment ends, climate justice movements celebrate African governments’ leadership in rejecting dangerous solar geoengineering technologies handsoffmotherearth.org/resources/pr... ➡️

Thanks to everyone who came out to the statewide Day of Action for #UtilityJustice on April 24th on occupied Nisenan, Patwin, Wintun land in Sacramento, CA, to fight for a #JustTransition from investor-owned utilities to a safer, affordable and resilient not-for-profit utility. #PeopleOverProfits

Ready to replace PG&E with a new, safer & more affordable system to put people & planet before profits? Join Reclaim Our Power for an action to replace PG&E with a people’s utility. #UtilityJustice #EnvironmentalJustice #ClimateJustice #LaborJustice #LandBack #Reparations #CleanPowerToThePeople

“One hundred percent we should be thinking about different models of business and ownership,” @katenrg.bsky.social says. Whether through public ownership, employee ownership, or community benefits agreements, public goods like energy will increasingly require more innovative institutions.

52 million Americans struggle to pay their energy bills, says Isaac Sevier, executive director of Public Grids, an organization advocating public ownership of utilities nationwide, and Trump’s move will “make that deep affordability crisis even worse.”

The looming tariffs on electricity will spike people's bills almost instantly. That's a disaster. But as we told @newrepublic.com, “we already pay a tariff because of how much corporate profit is priced in, compared to what the price would be under public power.”