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ROUND UP: Utility Bills Continue to Skyrocket as Trump Spends Millions to Prop Up Expensive, Dirty Coal Power
June 9, 2026
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NUEVO INFORME: 382 Proyectos de Energía Retirados de la Red Mientras Precios de Electricidad Se Disparan 18% Bajo Mandato de Trump
June 8, 2026
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Inflation Spikes at the Fastest Rate in Three Years Thanks to Trump’s War of Choice in Iran
Washington, DC – As Donald Trump’s war of choice in Iran continues to drag on with no end in sight, the American people are paying the price.
June 10, 2026
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ROUND UP: Utility Bills Continue to Skyrocket as Trump Spends Millions to Prop Up Expensive, Dirty Coal Power
Washington, DC – Last week, Donald Trump escalated his war on clean energy by announcing that his administration is investing $700 million in taxpayer dollars to prop up the coal industry, even though keeping coal plants open could saddle Americans with as much as $6 billion by the end of 2028.
June 9, 2026
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NEW REPORT: 382 Energy Projects Taken Off the Grid as Electricity Prices Spike by 16% On Trump’s Watch
Washington, DC – As Trump’s war of choice in Iran makes everything from gasoline to groceries more expensive, American families are already reeling from an energy affordability crisis that Trump and congressional Republicans created.
June 8, 2026
Congressman Ciscomani is Lying to Himself and to His Constituents
Tucson, AZ—During a recent interview with KOLD in Tucson, Congressman Juan Ciscomani championed his vote on HR1 and framed it as a vote that “lets people keep more of their money.” This statement comes as we approach the anniversary of the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill, which has already cost thousands of Arizona […]
June 4, 2026
Trump is Spending $700 Million On Expensive Coal Power While Gutting Cheaper, Cleaner Energy
Washington, DC – Today, Donald Trump is reportedly announcing that his administration is investing hundreds of millions of federal dollars to prop up the coal industry, despite the fact that it could actually increase energy costs, saddling American ratepayers with as much as $6 billion by the end of 2028.
June 4, 2026
En el mismo bote: Historias de la crisis climática – Los testimonios cuentan realidades que no podemos ignorar
Recientemente tuve la oportunidad de escuchar el testimonio de decenas de personas afectadas por eventos de clima extremo en Texas durante el Extreme Weather People’s Hearing, una audiencia celebrada en Houston que reunió a residentes, líderes comunitarios y defensores para compartir experiencias sobre el impacto humano de fenómenos climáticos cada vez más peligrosos y destructivos. […]
June 4, 2026
ICYMI: The Washington Post: Plunging Global Oil Supplies Threaten to Push Fuel Prices Even Higher
Washington, DC – The alarm bells keep ringing for Trump and Republicans in Congress as oil and gas executives and energy experts warn that inventories are approaching “unheard-of” levels, which could push already-skyrocketing energy prices even higher.
June 3, 2026
ROUND UP: Americans Face More Rate Hikes and Delayed Projects as the Costs of Trump’s War of Choice Continue to Pile Up
Washington, DC – As Donald Trump’s war of choice in Iran makes everything from gasoline to airfare more expensive, his reckless energy policies continue to leave a trail of rate hikes and canceled or delayed clean energy projects.
June 2, 2026
ICYMI: CNBC: Iran War Cost: Average U.S. Household Paying $450 More On Gas and Energy
Washington, DC – New analysis from Moody’s Analytics shows that Americans have spent almost $450 extra per household on already-skyrocketing energy costs thanks to Donald Trump’s war of choice in Iran.
June 1, 2026
Arizonans’ Electricity Bills Are Spiking, And Juan Ciscomani Voted to Make It Worse
TUCSON, AZ—Newly released data from the EIA shows that national household electricity prices have surged 18% since Donald Trump took office in January 2025, and Arizona families are feeling the full weight of it. The state led the entire nation in electricity consumption growth in March 2026, with retail sales up 19.4% year-over-year — driven […]
May 29, 2026