Clean News Today — August 29, 2026
Super PAC Targeting Conservatives Against Clean Energy Touts Fifth Republican Primary Win and more — today's clean signal.
As the clean energy transition continues to gain momentum, it's clear that not everyone is on board with the shift. A Super PAC targeting conservatives against clean energy has secured its fifth Republican primary win, highlighting the ongoing resistance to a cleaner, more sustainable future. Meanwhile, in Pennsylvania, millions of dollars are being paid to coal waste companies, perpetuating a dirty industry that's holding back the state's transition to renewables.
Despite these setbacks, there are also signs of progress and resilience. The growing urgency around climate change is leading to increased action and awareness, even in the face of burnout and exhaustion. As Nevada's struggles with water conservation on the Colorado River illustrate, the impacts of climate change are being felt across the country, and policymakers are being forced to respond. Finding ways to manage burnout and maintain momentum will be crucial in the fight against climate change, and it's clear that the transition to a cleaner, more sustainable future will require perseverance, creativity, and a commitment to evidence-based solutions.
Today's signal:
• Super PAC Targeting Conservatives Against Clean Energy Touts Fifth Republican Primary Win (insideclimatenews.org)
• While Renewables Languish, Pennsylvania Pays Millions to Coal Waste Companies (insideclimatenews.org)
• Nevada preached peace on the Colorado River. Now it’s suing to protect its water. (grist.org)
• How to deal with burnout on a burning planet (grist.org)