The future of fair elections in North Carolina is hanging by a thread, an “arsonist guarding the fire station” may be added to the state Utilities Commission, and there’s a new report on clean energy jobs. All this in your CIB for May 5th, 2025.

Appeals Court Order Flips Control of NC Elections Board

A sudden order from the NC Court of Appeals handed control of the state and local boards of elections to the State Auditor, with major implications for the disputed Supreme Court seat.

Arsonist Guarding the Fire Station

An old enemy of the protection of public health and high environmental standards has just been nominated for another key position of power. "It’s like letting an arsonist guard the fire station.”

Clean Energy Jobs Report

Check out Climate Power's updated report on the status of clean energy jobs and investments across our nation and North Carolina. 

Join us May 21st for the Green Tie Awards 

Part of holding our leaders accountable means recognizing them when they get it right. Join us at the 2025 Green Tie Awards as we honor the environmental champions working to protect our land, air, and water. This year, we're proud to welcome Bakari Sellers—long-time activist and renowned CNN political analyst—as our keynote speaker.

RSVP today and be part of a night of inspiration, impact, and appreciation.

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