The Climate + Energy Project, a Kansas based non-profit, supports the proposed rule put forth by the EPA titled Clean Power Plan.

Program Director, Rachel Myslivy, joins the NRCS State Technical Committee on behalf of the Climate + Energy Project largely due to her work with the Water + Energy Progress initiative.

Kansans gathered at the Capitol to discuss with legislators the true costs and benefits of the Kansas wind industry.

Nine Kansas farmers and ranchers were recognized for innovations in water conservation and energy efficiency in agriculture.

Join community and business leaders around the state as they discuss the true costs and benefits of the Kansas wind industry and the potential of solar energy.