Last month, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) announced its Grid Expansion Rule, which will help modernize how the U.S. connects to and transmits power along the nation’s grid. The rulemaking improves transmission planning processes to support a clean energy transition in ways that are cost-effective for communities and beneficial for wildlife. According to a study from the Department of Energy, the United States must double its existing regional transmission capacity to meet its clean energy goals by 2035. Read our full statement |
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Populations of Greater Sage-Grouse and the habitat they rely on have been in steep decline for more than five decades. In March, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) unveiled a long-awaited draft management plan for 67 million acres of public lands that sustain sage-grouse, along with more than 350 plants and animals of conservation concern. Our Audubon supporters rose to the occasion: More than 20,000 individuals submitted comments to the BLM urging them to protect the sagebrush ecosystem to save Greater Sage-Grouse before it’s too late. Thank you! |
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