EJC Asks IDNR to Inspect Riverbanks
Six feet of unmitigated erosion along riverbanks could potentially destabilize the Old East Ash Pit, sending coal ash into Illinois’ National Scenic River.
Six feet of unmitigated erosion along riverbanks could potentially destabilize the Old East Ash Pit, sending coal ash into Illinois’ National Scenic River.
Pam Richart, Eco-Justice Collaborative, serves on REAMP’s Agricultural Team, charged with developing strategies for accelerating regenerative agriculture in the Midwest.
Call on the Illinois EPA and Illinois Pollution Control Board (IPCB) now to adopt strong rules for managing and storing toxic coal ash.
Eco-Justice Collaborative is working with the Illinois Clean Jobs Coalition to addresses climate change and food insecurity in Illinois through regenerative agriculture.
All utility consumers, including those served by muni/coops, should be considered as Gov. Pritzker works to equitably move Illinois to clean energy.
Help pass CEJA to educe harmful climate-causing emissions; protect the health and welfare of communities, and equitably boost our Illinois economy.
The Illinois Pollution Control Board will be holding virtual public hearings beginning the second week of August. We need your comments!
The destiny of the coal ash impoundment closure is in the hands of the Illinois Attorney General’s office. Will Vistra do what’s right for the Middle Fork?
John A. Logan Community College in Carterville, Illinois, built a large solar array thanks to 2016’s Future Energy Jobs Act.
Coal mining harms communities and their environment, and wind, solar, and natural gas continue to outcompete.