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Labor is leading on climate. Advancing a pro-worker agenda to tackle the dual crises of climate change and inequality. cjnrc.org

“We are proud to say: Union members in Massachusetts built the country’s first large-scale offshore wind project that is now delivering hundreds of megawatts of clean power to southeastern Massachusetts.” – Chrissy Lynch, President of the @massaflcio.bsky.social.

‘Set the standard’: Healey and labor leaders in New Bedford tout completion of Vineyard Wind project

Massachusetts is now home to the first utility-scale offshore wind development in the country, according to Gov. Maura Healey.

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“No one really knew what was going on. We didn’t know what it meant for us. We just knew that everything was up in the air." @theguardian.com spoke to union workers about how the federal administration’s repeated attacks on offshore wind impacted their families. ⬇️

‘Why take those jobs away?’: the unionized workers decrying Trump’s war on wind

Workers proud of their efforts to grow renewable energy say US president pursuing ‘personal vendetta’ at their expense

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Unions across Southeast Texas are leading on solar. ☀️ Harris County is moving forward with a 55 MW solar and battery storage project that will create good union jobs with strong labor standards and once completed will provide clean, reliable, and affordable power to the region.

“This investment shows that when workers lead, our communities benefit.” Bobby Ramos, President of the Laborers; International Union of North America (LiUNA) Local 350

In Michigan, labor is leading on cleaner, healthier, and safer public school buildings. Michigan Climate Jobs is identifying opportunities to make energy efficiency improvements at public schools that reduce energy use and lower costs while creating good union jobs. Read more ⬇️

Michigan Climate Jobs is leading on cleaner, healthier, and safer public school buildings

Across the country, working families are getting hit hard by rising energy costs and increasingly extreme weather caused by climate change. That’s why unions are leading the way for a cleaner, more secure, and affordable energy future. Subscribe to our newsletter to hear more ⬇️

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CT Insider spoke to union workers about what it was like to build Revolution Wind. As an electrician, Thomas Kilday of IBEW Local 99 climbed turbine towers in freezing winds and rain. Seeing Revolution Wind now delivering power to local communities makes him proud of all the hard work. ⬇️

"I'm very proud of the work we've done, and proud that I can point to those wind turbines and say, "I helped build that." Thomas Kilday, member of IBEW Local 99.

Last week, union leaders gathered east of the Cascade Mountains to launch the newest labor-led climate jobs coalition: Climate Jobs Oregon. Learn more about the coalition’s plan to win climate action that delivers for Oregon’s working-class communities. ⬇️