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Happy Thursday, everyone! This week, we’re looking at a hydropower facility, an ACC spotting out in the wild, and a classic work of art.
WHAT BUSY BEES
Photo: @acc_dartmouth on Instagram
ACC Dartmouth had the opportunity to visit Great River Hydro’s Wilder Station on the Connecticut River. The visit helped kick off Clean Energy New Hampshire’s Energy Week. Great work!
FROM THE HIVE
- ACC CEO Danielle Butcher Franz was featured in Forbes for the second edition of her interview with Robert Eccles
- ACC President Chris Barnard explained the need for conservative climate solutions on Newsmax
- ACC member Samantha Sonnett in the Palisadian-Post: California Wildfires Are Fueling Climate Change, But It Doesn’t Have to be This Way
- ACC staff were “spotted” in POLITICO Playbook 👀
ATTENTION, HIVE MEMBERS
- ACC is hiring! Join our team as a Content Associate working on social media and graphic design.
- PERC is hiring five new positions: state policy associate, conservation law fellow, communications manager, research fellow, and research associate.
- Join the new Conservative Climate Leadership Program at ClearPath! The program offers professional development and placement opportunities for individuals who are passionate about climate and clean energy policy. For more information, click here.
WE WANT TO SHARE YOUR NEWS
NEW EPISODE OF COMING CLEAN
This week, ACC President Chris Barnard takes over the podcast as guest host! Chris sits down with Andrew Spencer, author of Hope for God’s Creation, Stewardship in an Age of Futility. Andrew and Chris discuss the gap in conservative Christian engagement with environmental issues. Listen to the episode here.
THE PURRSISTENCE OF MEMORY
