The first section of the Blueprint, Get Started, is an online resource for communities just starting to think about their transition planning efforts.
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We are proud to announce that we are ready to share our work today as we unveil the National Economic Transition platform. This platform -- supported by 81 organizations and leaders -- shows federal
On January 7, 2020, a historic meeting happened between the Crow and the Northern Cheyenne Tribes in Montana to discuss how the communities can work together to improve their economies.
It’s easy to get sucked into the national story about West Virginia. Major media outlets simplify the narrative, focusing on our state’s challenges, but the reality is more complex than any headline.
Lisa Merrifield, University of Illinois Extension, explores Illinois’ energy future and the potential beyond coal.
Jessica Eckdish of the BlueGreen Alliance discusses the importance of preserving coal-dependent communities while addressing climate change.
Anna Fife of the Aspen Institute Future of Work Initiative looks at challenges facing American workers due to the changing nature of work, and how these trends are applicable to coal communities.
Karl Cates breaks down a new report from the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) on coal production in the Power River Basin.
Pete Kolbenschlag highlights the work of the Colorado Farm and Food Alliance and reflects on transition efforts ranging from agriculture, recreation, and solar in Colorado's North Fork valley.
Cindy Winland reflects on a recent meeting she attended in Minneapolis, and the role of the Coalition of Utility Cities impact study in Minnesota.
Heidi Binko discusses the importance of fair wages in a just and equitable new energy economy, and the recent launch of an important campaign in Western New York.
A look at Germany's Coal Commission and a roadmap forward.
Convening attendee, Veronica Coptis, reflects on learnings from the Fund's National Convening.
Karl Cates reflects on a recent trip to the Navajo Nation and the impending closure of the Navajo Generating Station.
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