The Polluters Pay Act advances through the New Jersey legislature with advocates including representatives from Climate Revolution Action Network urging lawmakers to shift climate costs from taxpayers to polluters.
Senator Bernie Sanders endorsed Adam Hamawy in the New Jersey 12th congressional district race.
Climate Revolution Action Network (CRAN), described as New Jersey's largest Gen-Z political organization, officially launches as a 501(c)4 organization, enabling it to endorse candidates and provide electoral support in New Jersey races.
Residents of a New Jersey city organized to block a proposed Big Tech data center over local and environmental concerns.
Three Democratic senators led by Renee Burgess have proposed the Polluters Pay Act, which would require fossil fuel companies to contribute an estimated $2.5 billion annually to fund climate resilience and infrastructure projects in New Jersey over two decades.
An article about a coalition called Make Polluters Pay, comprising over 130 groups including Climate Revolution Action Network, calling for legislators to pass the Polluters Pay Act before the budget.
Twenty-two New Jersey Assembly Democrats urge legislative leadership to hold a floor vote on the Polluters Pay to Make New Jersey More Affordable Act before the state budget deadline.
Red Bank became the first New Jersey town to request a statewide pause on data center approvals, backed by the Climate Revolution Action Network New Jersey (CRAN), whose director Ben Dziobek stated the organization has spent the past year helping communities across the state oppose data centers.
Red Bank council voted to ban data centers with support from the Climate Revolution Action Network New Jersey (CRAN), a grassroots climate advocacy organization leading efforts to ban data centers across New Jersey.
Over 230 clergy and faith leaders across New Jersey are urging lawmakers to pass the Climate Superfund Act, with a coalition organized by GreenFaith planning to submit testimony at an Assembly Environment Committee hearing.
New Jersey lawmakers advanced the Polluters Pay to Make New Jersey More Affordable Act, a bill requiring fossil fuel extractors to pay $50 billion for climate adaptation costs.
SOMA Action and Electrify SOMA are hosting an affordable energy virtual town hall on June 17, with Climate Revolution Action Network's mission described as promoting social welfare across New Jersey through equitable climate policy and civic power building.
Congressional candidate Adam Hamawy reported raising one million dollars.
Millville, New Jersey voted to ban data centers, defeating the largest proposed facility in state history. The Climate Revolution Action Network (CRAN), a Gen Z-led environmental advocacy group, spearheaded the months-long grassroots campaign that led to this victory and is now pivoting toward a statewide moratorium on data centers.
An altercation occurred at a New Jersey town meeting over a proposed data center.
Princeton students and New Jersey lawmakers demanded that Big Oil pay 50 billion dollars for climate damages.
A Newark rally launched a 50 mile march to Trenton in support of the Polluters Pay Act.
An opinion piece urging New Jersey lawmakers to pass the Climate Superfund Act.
New Jersey environmental groups asked a judge to halt development of an ICE center in Roxbury.
A New Jersey bill would require fossil fuel companies to pay for climate damages.
Representative Ilhan Omar endorsed Adam Hamawy for the New Jersey 12th congressional district.
New Jersey South Asian community members organized against ICE raids.
A profile of Dr. Adam Hamawy of New Jersey.
A candidate dropped out of a race and endorsed Adam Hamawy.