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Who will build California's electric vehicle charging stations and why it matters
The hundreds of millions of dollars budgeted to create California's EV charging infrastructure represent jobs for electrical workers across the state. Labor and environmental advocates have been working to pair public investment in EV infrastructure with training standards as a way to ensure the quality of the work and high road jobs.
What Biden's climate justice pledge on leaking oil wells means
A little-discussed section in President Biden’s groundbreaking executive order on climate aims high. For the first time in federal policy, it pairs the urgent issues of leaking greenhouse gases with the creation of new jobs for energy workers and people who live in heavily-polluted neighborhoods.
New Mexico families in oil and gas 'waste zone' seek help
Oilfield dangers aren't confined to the drilling pad — many Permian Basin homes have pipes carrying gas, oil and contaminated water running right through their yards.
