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Wisconsin Youth Take Bold Legal Action for Climate Justice Read More »

Climate, Our Youth, Politics

Wisconsin Youth Take Bold Legal Action for Climate Justice

In an extraordinary act of courage and determination, 15 children in Wisconsin—ranging in age from just 8 to 17—filed a constitutional lawsuit yesterday against the Wisconsin Public Service Commission and the Wisconsin Legislature. Their case, Dunn v. Wisconsin Public Service Commission, marks a historic moment in the fight for climate justice, led not by politicians

America’s Unjust Obsession with the Death Penalty: A Call to Conscience Read More »

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America’s Unjust Obsession with the Death Penalty: A Call to Conscience

On August 20th, 2025, the State of Tennessee carried out an execution that should shake the conscience of every American. Byron Black, a 69-year-old man with documented intellectual disabilities, severe medical conditions including end-stage kidney disease and congestive heart failure, and a pacemaker-dependent heart, was killed by the state in what many are calling a

New Federal Rules Threaten Solar and Wind Incentives: Implications for Clean Energy Growth Read More »

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New Federal Rules Threaten Solar and Wind Incentives: Implications for Clean Energy Growth

In a significant policy shift, the Trump administration has intensified its scrutiny of renewable energy tax incentives, issuing new guidance from the Treasury Department that further restricts eligibility for solar and wind tax credits. These incentives, long considered critical drivers of renewable energy adoption in the United States, are now under tighter control following the

The Private Prison Boom: A Deep Dive into the Industry’s Explosive Expansion and Its Human Cost Read More »

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The Private Prison Boom: A Deep Dive into the Industry’s Explosive Expansion and Its Human Cost

As immigration enforcement ramps up across the United States, private prison corporations are preparing for a massive, highly profitable expansion—backed by billions in government contracts. While headlines often focus on border crossings and policy debates, what’s happening behind the scenes reveals a concerning trend: a booming detention-for-profit industry with staggering implications for human rights and

Supreme Court to Hear Landmark Cases on Post–Election Ballot Counting as Judicial Watch Pushes for Election Day Integrity Read More »

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Supreme Court to Hear Landmark Cases on Post–Election Ballot Counting as Judicial Watch Pushes for Election Day Integrity

In a series of legal battles that could reshape how America conducts federal elections, the Supreme Court of the United States has set October 8, 2025, as the date for oral arguments in a historic challenge to Illinois’ 14-day post–Election Day ballot counting law. The case, brought forward by Judicial Watch on behalf of Congressman

Safeguarding Democracy – Why Federal Census Policy is Undermining Alaska’s Voice Read More »

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Safeguarding Democracy – Why Federal Census Policy is Undermining Alaska’s Voice

At Sustainable Action Now, we believe in the power of informed citizens and the critical importance of a fair and representative democracy. Our “Sustainable Action Now Reports” are designed to shine a light on pressing issues that demand our collective attention and immediate action. Today, we turn our focus to a deeply concerning challenge facing

Fortifying Our Future – The Critical Passage of the Communications Security Act (H.R. 1717) Read More »

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Fortifying Our Future – The Critical Passage of the Communications Security Act (H.R. 1717)

In an increasingly interconnected yet vulnerable world, the foundation of a resilient society lies in its ability to communicate, especially when faced with unforeseen challenges. At Sustainable Action Now, we understand that true sustainability extends beyond environmental stewardship to encompass the robust infrastructure and legislative frameworks that protect our communities. This principle was powerfully affirmed

Upholding Safety in the Shifting Landscape of Nuclear Energy Oversight Read More »

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Upholding Safety in the Shifting Landscape of Nuclear Energy Oversight

In the pursuit of a sustainable future, energy policy stands at a critical juncture. Nuclear power, often touted as a carbon-free solution, is experiencing a renewed push for expansion. However, a recent development in the United States’ regulatory framework for nuclear energy raises significant questions about safety, transparency, and the very definition of “sustainable” action.

Restoring Wyoming’s Democracy: Fixing the Census Count for Fair Representation Read More »

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Restoring Wyoming’s Democracy: Fixing the Census Count for Fair Representation

The Unseen Impact of Federal Census Policy on State Democracy At Sustainable Action Now, we believe that the bedrock of a healthy democracy is fair and accurate representation. Yet, a critical flaw in federal census policy continues to undermine this principle in states across the nation, with Wyoming serving as a stark example. The way

Navigating the Future of Aviation Leadership Read More »

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Navigating the Future of Aviation Leadership

At Sustainable Action Now, we believe that true progress toward a sustainable future hinges on leadership dedicated to innovation, efficiency, and environmental stewardship across all sectors. This commitment extends profoundly to the realm of aviation, a critical industry with immense potential for both economic growth and ecological impact. Our latest report delves into a significant