On Wednesday, Rep. Lloyd Doggett announced that the city of Austin will receive $4.8 Million in stimulus funds to train 1,000 workers in energy efficiency and clean energy jobs. Workers will be trained for jobs at solar plants in Austin, San Antonio and surrounding cities and states, and but the trainings will prepare participants for [...]
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Austin Scores $4.8M in Stimulus Funds for Green Jobs Trainings
Posted in Energy, solar, tagged austin texas, green jobs, Lloyd Doggett, Public Citizen, San Antonio, solar, stimulus funds on January 8, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Austin Community College: A Leader in Sustainability
Posted in Global Warming, tagged acc, acc green pass program, austin community college, Austin Energy, austin texas, bus passes, energy efficieny cars, green building, green technology, parking garage, powerpoint, recycling, renewable energy program, rio grande campus, semiconductor industry, solar, solar installer, sustainability, sustainable ACC, times magazine on December 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
As a student at Austin Community College, I have witnessed the school adopt many environmental programs and truly set a great example to its student as to how be good stewards of our environment. The college has been recently featured in the Times magazine to recognize its new Renewable Energy Program, When Austin’s semiconductor industry [...]
Austin City Council Coal Action Success
Posted in Coal, tagged austin city council, austin has a dirty secret, austin texas, city hall, Coal, facebook, fayette coal plant, health impacts of coal, quit coal, ryan rittenhouse on October 23, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Many thanks to everyone that made it to the Austin City Council meeting yesterday for an anti-coal demonstration! Twenty five to thirty concerned citizens stood up in City Council chambers, dressed in black to represent the yearly moralities from our Fayette Coal Plant, as Ryan Rittenhouse addressed the Council. Check out the video below for [...]
Austin Rally Against Corporate Influence in Politics & US Supreme Court “Citizens United” Case
Posted in Campaign Finance, Good Government, tagged austin texas, Campaign Finance, citizens united, climate change, don't get rolled, Fair Elections, federal election commission, health care, Public Citizen, us supreme court on September 8, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Austin Rally to Protest the Possibility that the U.S. Supreme Court Will Allow Corporations to Unleash Flood of Money Into Elections Court Is Considering Sweeping Away a Century’s Worth of Campaign Finance Principles WHAT: Rally to raise awareness about the U.S. Supreme Court re-hearing Wednesday of Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission. The court has [...]
Austin Energy Wants to Know: Where Should Our Electricity Come From?
Posted in Energy, tagged Austin Energy, austin texas, Clean Energy, Energy Efficiency, global warming solutions, public meeting on July 20, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Austin Energy is holding a Public Advisory Meeting today, Monday 20, at 6 o’clock to discuss the City’s electric generation plan. This is your opportunity to tell our utility what kind of an energy future you want — smoking, or non-smoking? Word on the street is that the majority of their planning options so far [...]

















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