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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 22/09/2026

Unions are building a clean energy future that puts working people first. Learn more about how labor is leading on climate. ⬇️ www.cjnrc.org

Unions are building the clean energy future. Photo of union worker in background.

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 15/09/2026

In Massachusetts, unions are building a clean energy future that puts working families first. Chrissy Lynch is helping lead the way as president of the @massaflcio.bsky.social and chair of Climate Jobs Massachusetts, a coalition of unions united behind a pro-worker, pro-climate agenda.

Photo of Chrissy Lynch. Quote: "When the conversation moved from what needs to be shut down to what needs to be built up, it was a game changer. It made us think about opportunities instead of threats."

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 04/09/2026

In Colorado, unions are leading the way to a clean energy future that puts working people first. Learn more about how @climatejobsco.bsky.social is taking action to build an affordable, worker-centered clean energy economy with high-quality union jobs. ⬇️

Unions are leading the way to Colorado’s clean energy future

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 26/08/2026

Read a @pressherald.com op-ed from Maine State Representative Kilton Webb about how labor is working across the state legislature, local union halls, and mobile home parks to bring down energy costs and make life more affordable for working people. ⬇️

Opinion: Maine’s push for clean energy must make life here more affordable. Maine State Representative Kilton Webb

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 21/08/2026

Workers in states across the country are leading the way for a clean energy future that protects working families, delivers clean affordable energy, and creates good union jobs. Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest on labor-led climate action. ⬇️

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 13/08/2026

Texas Climate Jobs Project is celebrating the unanimous passage of an Austin City Council resolution to evaluate potential geothermal projects within the city, which could significantly reduce emissions and generate 62,500 direct jobs over 10 years.

Geothermal is abundant, steady, and cost-effective and it gives Texas a chance to lead in a way that supports workers and delivers real long-term benefits for everyone" Jeremy Hendricks, Assistant Business Manager, LiUNA Southwest District Council

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 15/07/2026

Western Pennsylvania is home to over 27,000 documented orphaned wells–a major source of pollution and contributor to climate change. @unionenergypa.bsky.social is advancing a plan to cap these wells and create good union jobs throughout the state.

“We have a lot of orphaned wells in this region—you’ll find them in backyards, near our grandparents’ homes, all across our communities. We need to create jobs that keep people here. This is generational work.” Chuck Knisell, International District 2 Vice President of the United Mine Workers of America (UMWA)

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 09/07/2026

“One of the main reasons that we got involved and created Union Energy was to ensure that the jobs being created in these new sectors are actually good, family-sustaining union jobs.” Hear from Angela Ferritto, President of @paafl-cio.bsky.social and Secretary-Treasurer of Union Energy PA. 📺

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 07/07/2026

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

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 01/07/2026

Meet Byron Osbern, a business representative for the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 58, and a leader of the new climate jobs coalition in Michigan. Read his full interview: cjnrc.org/byron/

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 26/06/2026

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

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 08/06/2026

Jeff Westendorf began his career with IBEW Local 146 as an apprentice 30 years ago. Since then, he’s made a career working on clean energy projects and mentoring the next generation of clean energy workers. Hear Jeff’s climate jobs story. ⬇️ www.cjnrc.org/climate-jobs...

“Green energy is sustainable and we don’t have emissions that pollute the air. The stuff I’m installing isn’t for me. It’s for the next person, for the greater good.” Jeff Westendorf, Journeyman Wireman and Mentor, IBEW Local 146, Illinois

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 26/05/2026

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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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 08/05/2026

Climate Jobs New Jersey is hitting the ground running with a focus on creating high-quality union jobs, tackling climate change, and reducing energy costs for working families. Read more ⬇️

In Inside Climate News. New Jersey unions create a coalition focused on decreasing energy costs and creating solar jobs. Photo of Climate Jobs New Jersey launch event.

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 01/05/2026

As demand for electricity skyrockets, Oregon risks falling behind building enough clean energy. @climatejobsoregon.bsky.social’s plan will get the state back on track building reliable, affordable power and could create 200k direct jobs in the next 5 years alone. Read Graham Trainor's op-ed ⬇️

In the Oregon Capital Chronicle. “This clean energy transition not only can create good union jobs, it demands them.” Graham Trainor, President of the Oregon Labor Federation and Climate Jobs Oregon, Nora Apter, Oregon Director of Climate Solutions

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 22/04/2026

Read our recent Climate Jobs Voices interview with Angela Ferritto, president of @paafl-cio.bsky.social @unionenergypa.bsky.social, a coalition of unions dedicated to creating a sustainable and innovative energy economy that allows all Pennsylvania families the opportunity for good union jobs.

In Climate Jobs Voices. “One of the major reasons labor has gotten involved and created the Union Energy coalition: to ensure that the jobs that are being created in these new sectors are actually good, family-sustaining union jobs.” Angela Ferritto, President of the Pennsylvania AFL-CIO and Union Energy PA.

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 17/04/2026

Meet Cierra Pearl, a second-year apprentice with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 567 in southern Maine. Cierra hopes to see more clean energy projects built to help make life more affordable. Read her full interview: cjnrc.org/cierra/

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 16/04/2026

“If we want climate policy to be popular and durable, it needs to do more than reduce emissions. It needs to materially deliver for working people—with good jobs, higher wages, and lower bills.” @maineaflcio.bsky.social Vice President Grant Provost in @commondreams.org ⬇️

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 07/04/2026

Hear from union workers who built Vineyard Wind about how clean energy has already made a difference for their families and community. New video from Climate Jobs Massachusetts. ⬇️

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 31/03/2026

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.

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 27/03/2026

“Hundreds of hard-working people have put in hundreds of hours of labor into building something that the Northeast desperately needs: dependable, affordable, and local clean energy.” Read more from @riaflcio.bsky.social President Patrick Crowley. ⬇️ www.valleybreeze.com/opinion/the-...

"Hundreds of hard-working people have put hundreds of hours of labor into building something that the Northeast desperately needs: dependable, affordable, and local clean energy." Rhode Island AFL-CIO President Patrick Crowley.

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 20/03/2026

Every clean energy job should be a union job with family-supporting wages and benefits. Learn more about how labor unions are building a clean energy future that works for everyone. ⬇️ www.cjnrc.org

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 23/02/2026

Workers across the country are leading ambitious action to protect working families, create good union jobs, and deliver cleaner, more affordable energy. Learn more about how labor is leading on climate at cjnrc.org.

Labor is leading on climate. Learn more at CJNRC.ORG. Photos of union workers.

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 18/02/2026

Unions are building a clean energy future that works for working people. Learn more about how labor is leading on climate at cjnrc.org.

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 17/02/2026

Unions across the country are driving ambitious climate action to build an affordable clean energy economy that puts working people first. Learn more about how labor is leading on climate at cjnrc.org.

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 10/02/2026

“We have invested a lot of resources, funding, and energy into training our membership for [offshore wind].” Read more in @nymag.com on how Empire Wind 1 will help NYC meet energy needs and climate goals while creating thousands of union jobs. ⬇️

From New York Magazine. Gigantic turbines off the coast of New York could soon power tens of thousands of homes, unless Trump gets his way.

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 28/01/2026

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. ⬇️

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 20/01/2026

In a @timesunion.com op-ed, @nysut.bsky.social President Melinda Person calls for statewide investment in cleaner, healthier, and safer public school buildings. ⬇️

In the Times Union. Opinion: N.Y. schools and campuses need clean energy investment. By Melinda Person

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 16/01/2026

Unions from across New Jersey gathered in Trenton yesterday to launch Climate Jobs New Jersey, a powerful new coalition of unions united to tackle the twin crises of climate change and inequality by building an affordable, reliable, and equitable clean energy economy.

Climate Jobs New Jersey launch press conference

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 17/12/2025

“We want to make sure [union members] have a lifelong career, not just a job,” said Joe Duffy, executive director of Climate Jobs Illinois. More from @publicnewsservice.bsky.social about how the Clean and Reliable Grid Affordability Act's passage will deliver good union jobs for Illinois workers. ⬇️

From Public News Service. "We want to make sure [union members] have a lifelong career, not just a job" said Joe Duffy, executive director of Climate Jobs Illinois.

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 03/12/2025

Union Energy PA joined over 200 labor, faith, and community leaders from 12 Appalachian states for a gathering focused on charting a just and sustainable future for working families. Read more from @indcatholicnews.bsky.social ⬇️

From Independent Catholic News. "When we lift each other up, when we protect our planet and our livelihoods, we honor both our faith and our solidarity." Angela Ferritto, President, Pennsylvania AFL-CIO and Union Energy PA.

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 12/11/2025

“Maine has proven that fighting climate change, creating good jobs, and saving families money can go hand in hand.” Francis Eanes of Maine Labor Climate Council and Nicholas Janzen of @maineconservation.bsky.social in @bangordailynews.bsky.social. ⬇️

In the Bangor Daily News. Opinion: Maine must keep moving forward on clean energy, climate change. By Francis Eanes and Nicholas Janzen.

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 27/10/2025

“[C]reating and protecting high-wage, safe, career-building union clean energy jobs is more important than ever. We should be investing in green energy, not delivering pink slips.” More from @markey.senate.gov and Mass. Building Trades Unions President Frank Callahan in @masslive.bsky.social ⬇️

In MassLive News. Opinion: Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill' kills thousands of Mass. jobs. By Sen. Edward J. Markey & Frank Callahan

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 24/10/2025

The @riaflcio.bsky.social is leading the charge on a lawsuit to reverse the termination of Solar for All, a $7 billion grant program intended to save money on energy costs for working people while creating good union jobs installing solar on homes. More from @nytimes.com ⬇️

Photo of RI AFL-CIO President Patrick Crowley. Quote: "Now that the [Solar for All] program is on hold, potentially hundreds of job opportunities are lost." From the New York Times.

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 14/10/2025

At our #ClimateWeekNYC panel, @whitehouse.senate.gov stressed the consequences of inaction on climate: “The costs of inaction are only going to get worse as climate change threatens an economic crisis that could dwarf the Great Recession.”

“The costs of inaction are only going to get worse as climate change threatens an economic crisis that could dwarf the Great Recession.” Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse - US Senator, Rhode Island

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 06/10/2025

At #ClimateWeekNYC, John Podesta emphasized the role states must play in building a clean energy future that works for everyone. “..it’s more important than ever for states to take action and local labor unions to lead the way toward a clean energy economy that delivers for working people.”

“Now it’s more important than ever for states to take action and local labor unions to lead the way toward a clean energy economy that delivers for working people.” John Podesta - Chair, Center for American Progress, Board Member, Climate Jobs National Resource Center and Action Fund

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 03/10/2025

During our #ClimateWeekNYC panel, @budzinski.house.gov underscored how climate action must work for working people.

"We have an opportunity to take on this challenge while also confronting the climate crisis and creating good-paying union jobs along the way." Rep. Nikki Budzinski - Member of Congress, IL-13

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 30/09/2025

“For climate policy to be durable and equitable, it needs to deliver for working people with good jobs and more affordable energy.” – @patcrowley401.bsky.social, President of the @riaflcio.bsky.social. #ClimateWeekNYC

Photo of Patrick Crowley, President of the Rhode Island AFL-CIO, at CJNRC's Climate Week panel. Quote: “For climate policy to be durable and equitable, it needs to deliver for working people with good jobs and more affordable energy.”

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 26/09/2025

CJNRC hosted John Podesta, @whitehouse.senate.gov, @budzinski.house.gov, and @riaflcio.bsky.social's @patcrowley401.bsky.social at @32bjseiu.bsky.social's HQ for a panel discussion on how states can meet the moment with ambitious climate action that centers workers. #ClimateWeekNYC

CJNRC panel at Climate Week featuring Patrick Crowley, Rep. Nikki Budzinski, Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, and John Podesta

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 24/09/2025

Big news for workers in New England covered in today's @heatmap.news morning newsletter from @alexckaufman.bsky.social.

Exclusive: New England unions sign historic offshore wind agreement

Rhode Island’s biggest labor federation has brokered a deal for union workers to carry out the construction on the SouthCoast Wind project, a 2.4-gigawatt offshore turbine array — and won what the Rhode Island AFL-CIO called the first agreement in the nation guaranteeing organized labor handles all the operations and maintenance of the facility. On a panel I moderated for the Climate Jobs National Resource Center on Tuesday evening, Rhode Island’s AFL-CIO president, Patrick Crowley, told me the “labor peace agreement” will help the union organize more workers in the offshore-wind industry. “The labor movement is in this to win, and we’re not ready to give up the fight yet,” he told me. “If developers want to have a winning strategy, they have to partner with organized labor, because we’re going to make sure that, come hell or high water, we get these things built.”

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 22/09/2025

Texas Climate Jobs Project launched a new report that shows how Austin can create hundreds of high-quality local jobs and save millions of dollars every year on energy costs by installing solar panels on city-owned buildings. Read the report here. ⬇️ txclimatejobs.org/reports

Working families in Austin deserve a safe, healthy, and prosperous future. Powering Public Progress: Decarbonizing Austin's Municipal Buildings for a Resilient Future.

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 03/09/2025

“Now, it is up to states like ours to step up and lead the way to an energy-independent future that provides New Yorkers with affordable, reliable power and creates family-supporting union jobs.” From LiUNA’s Mike Hellstrom in @citylimitsnews.bsky.social. ⬇️

In City Limits. Opinion: Energy Independence Means Union-Built Clean Energy

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 01/09/2025

This #LaborDay, and all year long, unions are leading the fight for a safer, healthier clean energy future.

"Labor Leads on Climate. Labor Day 2025." Background photo with a rally sign that reads: "our energy future is union strong"

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 01/08/2025

Unions in Maine are leading on efforts to build clean energy and create union jobs. More from @publicnewsservice.bsky.social ⬇️

From Public News Service. Maine works to counter federal setbacks for clean energy projects.

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 23/07/2025

“Together, these ambitious bills put Maine on a pathway to energy independence and affordability, and will create thousands of good-paying Maine jobs,” said Francis Eanes, Executive Director of Maine Labor Climate Council. More from @mainemorningstar.com. ⬇️

From Maine Morning Star. How key climate, environmental bills fared in Augusta this past session. Photo of Maine State House.

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 01/07/2025

In a @bangordailynews.bsky.social op-ed, Maine State Representative Kilton Webb urges Senator Susan Collins to “continue being the leader we need and fix this reckless legislation” by protecting federal clean energy investments and the good union jobs they create.

In the Bangor Daily News. Opinion: Collins should protect clean power investments, lower energy costs and jobs

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 20/06/2025

In a @bangordailynews.bsky.social op-ed, Grant Provost calls on Maine’s Congressional leaders to defend federal clean energy tax credits as the budget process plays out in the Senate. ⬇️ www.bangordailynews.com/2025/05/28/o...

In The Bangor Daily News. Opinion: Mainers need the benefits of clean energy tax credits, not tax breaks for the rich. Photo of house on the water in Maine.

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 13/05/2025

“If we want to create more clean energy projects and family-supporting jobs in our communities, we need all of our federal representatives, including US Rep. James, to protect these investments." Read IBEW Local 58’s Jim Soosik in @planetdetroit.org ⬇️ planetdetroit.org/2025/05/ibew...

In Planet Detroit. Opinion: Let's protect federal clean energy investments. Photo of Jim Soosik, Business Manager, IBEW Local 58 Detroit.

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 25/04/2025

Fredy is a second-generation union insulator in Colorado and member of the International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers (AWIU) Local 28. Learn more about how Fredy and other union members are creating a worker-centered clean energy economy here: cjnrc.org/fredy-r

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Climate Jobs National Resource Center @cjnrc.org · 23/04/2025

@heatmap.news spoke with Mike Barnwell of the Michigan Regional Council of Carpenters and Millwrights about how unions are leading the fight to preserve federal clean energy investments that have been a game-changer for Michigan workers. ⬇️ heatmap.news/plus/the-fig...

From Heatmap News. Why Unions Can Be Key to Projects Getting Permits. A Conversation with Mike Barnwell of the Michigan Regional Council of Carpenters and Millwrights.

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