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Elizabeth Ridlington

@frontiereliz.bsky.social
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Policy analyst with Frontier Group. Focused on climate, health care costs, biking as transportation. Based in Santa Rosa, CA. www.frontiergroup.org

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Frontier Group @frontiergroup.bsky.social · 08/07/2026
For decades, until the early 2000s, the average American drove more miles every year. But residents in several states now drive fewer miles on average than they did in 1994. Which states are they? And why are people there driving less? [THREAD]. 1/
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Ketan Joshi @ketanjoshi.co · 23/04/2026
"The data does not tell us that a transition to cleaner energy is impossible. It tells us that it is not yet inevitable – and that the difference between those two outcomes will be determined by decisions made in the next few years" frontiergroup.org/resources/en...
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David Roberts @volts.wtf · 25/03/2026
Ooh, good stuff here from @permitpower.bsky.social: a scorecard that ranks all 50 states on how easy it is to install solar, how smooth they've made permitting & interconnection, etc.
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Solar permitting scorecard
A majority of states have done little to adopt common-sense practices that reduce the costs and delays that permitting and inspection requirements impose on families wishing to install solar panels an...
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Frontier Group @frontiergroup.bsky.social · 10/06/2025
Despite the hype, hydrogen isn’t a climate solution in any situation where electrification is possible – that includes fueling cars, heating buildings and many industrial processes. Our new paper, “Making Sense of Hydrogen” provides details. frontiergroup.org/resources/ma...
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Making sense of hydrogen
Diverting clean energy away from more beneficial uses toward hydrogen production can slow America’s progress in reducing our impact on the climate.
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Elizabeth Ridlington @frontiereliz.bsky.social · 04/04/2025
For months, the FedEx delivery truck that serviced my neighborhood had a hole in the muffler. I could hear the truck from blocks away. FedEx has replaced the truck with an electric version and it makes me so happy every time I see it. It's virtually silent--all I hear is the driver's music sometimes
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R.J. Cross @rj-x.bsky.social · 07/03/2025
Disaster-proofing your important documents can mean having digital backups. But how do you do it securely? Got to take a fun dive into evacuation protocols & encryption with some help from @thorinklosowski.com #NCPW
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The best way to store important documents – before disaster hits
Disaster-proofing your documents means having a good storage and evacuation plan for your physical paperwork - and secure digital back ups.
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Elizabeth Ridlington @frontiereliz.bsky.social · 13/02/2025
Someone in my neighborhood pulled out this ancient-looking Coleman gas furnace and is installing a new heat pump (that's what was in the cardboard boxes). Another house with less climate pollution.
An old Coleman gas furnace sits on a front porch in front of blue and white cardboard boxes that contained a new Mr Cool mini-split heat pump components.
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Frontier Group @frontiergroup.bsky.social · 15/11/2024
Climate pollution fell in 44 states from 2005 to 2022, largely driven by the retirement of many coal-fired power plants. Emissions rose in 6 states, linked to rising oil and gas production and increased ag emissions. See data for every state. frontiergroup.org/resources/le...
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Less coal, more oil: Climate pollution trends by state
Greenhouse gas pollution decreased in 44 states from 2005 to 2022, and increased in six.
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