John's CIB for the week of October 28: Hagan passes away, new study blasts Trump drilling plan, Fayetteville leads on clean energy. Sen. Kay Hagan Passes Away Kay Hagan passed unexpectedly this morning. A champion for our values, she spent decades in the U.S. and state senates, fighting to protect North Carolinians from polluters. We will miss her. NEW STUDY: Trump Drilling Plan Would Devastate Our Planet A new report shows Trump's offshore drilling plan, which Sen. Thom Tillis supports, would add the greenhouse gas emissions of 10 billion cars to the road. Tell Tillis to protect our coast! TAKE ACTION >> Fayetteville Launches Community Solar Fayetteville Public Works is the first municipal utility in the state to run a community solar farm from which residents and businesses can buy their power. That's our report for this week. Like getting the CIB every week? Then help us protect your quality of life and hold our leaders accountable. Support our work with a gift! DONATE Questions/concerns? Spot an error? Contact Dustin Ingalls at [email protected]. Follow us on social media!   Copyright (C) 2018. NC League of Conservation Voters. All rights reserved.

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