Two Charlotte Democrats who voted Tuesday to roll back Duke Energy’s carbon emissions reduction mandate have accepted thousands in campaign contributions from the utility’s political action committee. Why it matters: […]
Backed by former Duke Energy executive and corporate-funded dark money campaign, SB 266 shifts financial risk to families, weakens clean energy progress, and prioritizes profit over people. Today, the North […]
The fight for affordable energy and a livable climate in North Carolina is coming to a head — and your voice is urgently needed. Today state lawmakers could vote to […]
Briar Creek Greenway Phase 1. Photo: Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation Mecklenburg County’s greenway system has become a cherished asset—offering serene escapes, commuter paths, nature education, and community connection. With […]
Exploring parks and greenways is the best way to get to know a city, says Rachel Orn, the marketing director for Partners for Parks. When she moved to Charlotte, that’s […]
Inspired by road safety innovations widely used in the Netherlands, several US cities are installing street crossings that can better protect pedestrians and bicyclists. Charlotte, North Carolina, finished its first […]
Charlotte, N.C. — Sustain Charlotte celebrates Governor Josh Stein’s veto of Senate Bill 266—legislation that would dismantle North Carolina’s 2030 climate pollution-reduction law for Duke Energy and saddle families with […]
Charlotte has made some progress in recent years toward becoming a safer place to ride a bike—but we’re still far from where we need to be. In too many parts […]
Governor Josh Stein this morning signed House Bill 948 into law, clearing the way for Mecklenburg County voters to decide whether to invest a one-cent local sales tax in a […]
A bill on Gov. Josh Stein’s desk would eliminate Duke Energy’s 2030 carbon pollution reduction goal. Supporters of Senate Bill 266, or “The Power Bill Reduction Act,” in the General […]