Climate Champion,

Building more solar energy projects across the country can help meet rising demand, cut emissions, and keep costs down for working families.

But instead, The Trump Administration’s Department of Interior (DOI) has frozen major solar energy projects on public and private lands.

Meanwhile, the Administration has moved to reverse restrictions on dangerous fossil fuel projects on federal lands.

Urge Congress to press Department of Interior Secretary Burgum to cut the red tape stopping new solar projects. [[link removed]]

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Solar is the cheapest form of new energy across the US. Plus, it’s the fastest to build.

To meet booming energy demand and help reduce spiking electricity costs for working families, the federal government must not make it unnecessarily hard to build these clean energy projects.

So why is Interior Secretary Burgum tipping the scales in favor of fossil fuels and putting a hold on major solar energy projects in the US?

With clean energy jobs in limbo, it’s up to Congress to hold the line and demand these projects go forward without further delay.

Tell Congress to speak out against DOI Secretary Burgum’s freeze on critical solar energy projects that cut climate pollution and help keep costs down. [[link removed]]

Thanks for everything you do,

-Your friends at Climate Reality

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