Titlebook: Energy Democracy; Advancing Equity in Denise Fairchild,Al Weinrub Book 2017Latest edition Island Press 2017 environmental and climate move

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Book 2017Latest editionm rural Mississippi, to the South Bronx, to Californian immigrant and refugee communities, to urban and semi-rural communities in the Northeast. Taken together, the contributions in this book show what an alternative, democratized energy future can look like, and will inspire others to take up the struggle to build the energy democracy movement.

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From Commodification to the Commons: Charting the Pathway for Energy Democracy,as until knowledge about the existence of environmental problems such as acid rain, ozone depletion, ocean acidification, and climate change led to an awareness that humans impact the Earth’s natural systems. In a span of less than three hundred years, we have managed to seriously impair the quality

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Energy Democracy Through Local Energy Equity,environmental justice communities. Working as members of the California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA), they sponsored legislation called Solar for All. Solar for All called for a massive transformation of our energy system: away from natural gas power plants and oil extraction and into an en

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,Base-Building and Leadership Development for Energy Democracy: APEN’s Work in East Bay Asian Immigr transformation. When we speak for ourselves, energy democracy is not just a change from dirty energy to clean, renewable energy, but a refocusing on the needs, solutions, and leadership of real people, especially those most impacted by the worst of our energy system, and a commitment to self-determ

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Organizing for Energy Democracy in Rural Electric Cooperatives,day, and the group remained long after the session had ended, exchanging their thoughts and swapping their own tales of surprise. Interspersed throughout all the subtle mutterings was the repeated exclamation, “I didn’t know I owned an electric company!”

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Community-Anchor Strategies for Energy Democracy,s—play an outsized role in their local economies. As large consumers of energy, drivers of infrastructure investments, and major political players, they are particularly influential in the energy sector and will play a critical role as this sector shifts to more renewable and distributed generation.

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