Newsroom

The Energy Action Coalition is working with hundreds of inspiring groups all across the country and even the world. In this Newsroom you can:

• Read some of the great news articles that are being written
• Watch some of the amazing interviews and news clips.
• Take a look at some amaing hi resolution photos
• Read press releases concerning actions happening across the country

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Meet our spokespeople.

Main Press Contact Brianna Cayo Cotter Energy Action Coalition Communications Director Email: brianna@energyaction.net Phone: (415) 305 1943   Hi Res Photos Here

Press Releases Press Releases Tennessee Students Slip and Slide to Push Gordon on Stronger Climate Bill Youth Call for Climate Solutions, Accuse “Newt King Coal” of Selling Support to Highest Bidder Youth Stay Connected, Get Active While Congress Debates Federal Climate Policy This Week Colorado Citizens Challenge Xcel Rate Increase for New Unit 3 Coal Plant South Carolina Students Urge Mayor Coble and President Pastides to Champion a Columbia Clean Energy Economy Atlanta Youth Take Action To Create Green Jobs Youth Urge Rep Russ Carnahan and other Missouri politicians to Prioritize Green Jobs, Pass Bold Climate Policy South Carolina Students Urge Representative Inglis to Champion a Clean Energy Economy Minnesota Students Urge Senator Klobuchar to Champion a Clean Energy Economy MI Youth Urge Rep Bart Stupak to Prioritize Green Jobs, Pass Bold Climate Policy During Town Hall Meeting Thursday more

Media Coverage Featured News: Big Media Hits The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel: Young activist tackles old guard on climate change The New York Times: College Students Clamor for “Green Fees” HuffingtonPost - "Green Youth Tweet for Clean Energy at Climate Hearings" WAMU - DC NPR Affiliate - "Students Push Congress on Environmental Policy" The Tampa Tribune: Young want a green future The Associated Press: Students talk clean energy to mayor, USC president The Boston Globe: A shift in power: student network pushes lofty goal Medill News Service: Viral, youth-driven campaign key to carbon reduction, environmental leaders say E&E News: Students swarm swarm Capitol to demand climate action Rolling Stone: The 100 People Who Are Changing America more More News: Small Media Hits Medill News Service: In green jobs, a growth market for young people Copenhagen protocol explained through keg cups Students on Capitol Hill tweeting for energy reform Citizen Obie: Meeting with Marcy The Bay City News: Expect more hearings, more permits, maybe a lawsuit, before new coal-fired power plant is built The Hillsboro Argus: Bike ride puts human face on climate concerns The Oregonian: Watch for 'Bike the Pipe' participants on Saturday The Sisterhood Agenda: African American Youth Join Thousands in DC The Daily Free Press: Student advocacy group calls for clean energy use Midland Daily News: Students protest coal plant more