In Knox County, Ohio, a powerful story is unfolding
that shows exactly why your support is crucial.
Fossil fuel
interests are waging a sophisticated campaign to block clean energy
progress, using everything from shadowy front groups to compromised
local media to spread misinformation about solar power.
In an age of targeted
misinformation, there's one campaign tool that cuts through the noise:
a real conversation at someone's front door.
Year round, our dedicated canvassers are out talking with
Ohioans about utility-scale solar, armed with facts and ready to
listen. While fossil fuel interests flood mailboxes with misleading
flyers and fill local papers with biased coverage, we're building
trust one doorstep at a time.
"I’ve seen firsthand
how open and honest conversations can change perspectives,"
says Bella, our Rural Campaigns Manager. Just this week, she
spoke with John, a local resident from Logan County who was unsure
about supporting large scale solar. As they talked, John
opened up about his concerns for his family’s future and the
challenges facing the community. After hearing how solar projects can
provide steady income for agricultural families, keep their land in
local hands, and bring much-needed funding to local schools, John
shared how hopeful he felt about the possibilities ahead. When people
feel heard and can see how solutions align with their values, they’re
empowered to take action.
Will you help us expand these
crucial conversations across Ohio?
Your contribution will help to:
🏠 Train canvassers to build
trust through face-to-face conversations
🏠 Provide communities with
fact-based information about utility-scale solar projects
🏠 Support local leaders
organizing their neighborhoods for clean energy
🏠 Help counter fossil fuel
industry misinformation
The stakes couldn't be
higher. Right now, fossil fuel interests are spending millions to turn
Ohio communities against solar power. But we know that when residents
have access to accurate information and real conversations, they make
choices that benefit their communities.