John's CIB for the week of September 16: In the last dying gasp of their anti-environment majority while under court order to redraw their gerrymandered districts, legislators deceive the public with surprise budget veto override.

For months, legislative leaders couldn't override Gov. Cooper's budget veto...until they told Democrats there would be no votes last Wednesday.

Will a state court accept legislators' attempt to correct their unconstitutional, partisan gerrymandered maps under a public, transparent process?

EPA Repeals Keystone Clean Water Rule

Trump's EPA repealed the Obama-era Clean Water Rule last week, a threat to our drinking water and public health across the country.

Energy Efficiency Roadmap

A new NC Energy Efficiency Roadmap is online to help policymakers and advocates boost our state’s energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions.

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