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What's Next for Clean Energy Freedom?
What's Next for Clean Energy Freedom?

Yellowstone star Piper Perabo, U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm, Ukrainian Energy Minister German Galuschenko, top digital creators, U.S. frontline organizers, and Grounded.org gathered at the Global Clean Energy Action Forum in Pittsburgh to discuss what’s next for our historic campaign.

Mark Ruffalo Explains Why Clean Energy Is Critical For National Security
Mark Ruffalo Explains Why Clean Energy Is Critical For National Security

Actor and environmental advocate, Mark Ruffalo, and Board Director of the Environmental Defense Action Fund, Kevin Johnson, join Katy Tur to discuss the Clean Energy Freedom campaign and how climate change is a bipartisan issue of national security and our economy.

This Effect May Be Considerable
This Effect May Be Considerable

We won historic executive action to ramp up clean energy production in defense of national security. Next, we won legislation to make clean energy more affordable thanks to the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act. Now it’s time to build. The moment we’ve been waiting for is finally here: a WWII-style mobilization to transition to clean energy is now underway.

The Price of Freedom
The Price of Freedom

How much should freedom cost? The same corrupt oil and gas industry that fuels climate change is also driving inflation and funding Russia’s war machine. It’s time for clean energy independence.

It’s time for clean energy independence in the United States. Here’s why.

Affordability

Vladimir Putin and a handful of greedy oil and gas executives shouldn’t be able to dictate the price of freedom at our gas pumps. Clean energy is more affordable than fossil fuels and gives us more choice in how we power our homes, businesses, and vehicles.

Security

Fast-tracking clean energy production will help us cut our emissions and prevent catastrophic climate change. The U.S. Department of Defense now identifies climate change as a significant threat to national security, military readiness, and global stability.

Opportunity

Building America’s clean energy infrastructure will require up to 900,000 new workers to install heat pumps, make electric vehicles, and update our grids. These are meaningful, well-paid jobs to be filled by veterans, young people, fossil fuel workers, and more.