October is “National Energy Awareness Month,” designated by a decree from the late president George Herbert Walker Bush in 1991. We at The Alaska Center believe that every month gives us reason to promote energy efficiency and renewable energy production, considering what is at stake without a rapid global transition to low-carbon energy sources. The recent storms that battered the …
Moving Through Climate Anxiety
AYEA will be part of the Global Youth Climate Strike on September 23 in Anchorage Town Square from 1:00-3:00 pm.
Labor Day: Clean Energy Union Jobs for Climate
There is a massive opportunity for good jobs for Alaskans in creating a clean energy future.
A Big Step Forward For Climate
The most historic climate legislation in U.S. history should give us a moment of hope for the process of lawmaking and Democracy.
Climate Action Plans are Community Care
When we do this work together, the future looks bright. These are our communities and these should be our Climate Action Plans.
Simple Steps for Salmon Protection
The solutions to the myriad of salmon issues we face aren’t simple but the end goal is: Protecting our Salmon for generations to come.
A special step towards a better future
What if Alaskans have the power to change the trajectory of our entire nation? The Alaska Center’s Hot Takes In A Cold Place Blog
Hot Takes In A Cold Place: The Legislative Session Rides Off
Thank you, thank you, thank you to everyone who advocated on bills and budget items this past legislative session.
What we are fighting for
Join us May 7th from 5-7 p.m. at the Alaska Native Heritage Center for our spring auction where we will celebrate the fight to grow Democracy.
Earth Day and the Electric Cooperative
Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation eyeing take over of federal wetlands permitting program under Clean Water Act Section 404.