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Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2) is the independent business voice for the environment. E2 is a national community of individual business leaders who advocate for good environmental policy while building economic prosperity. Working with NRDC, E2 takes a reasoned, economically sound approach to environmental issues by relying on fact-based policy expertise. As the independent business voice in the debate, E2 is effective and delivers results at both the state and national levels through its bipartisan efforts. Join E2 now >


New E2 state-by-state economic analyses Based on collaborate research by the University of Illinois, Yale University and the University of California, a new study sponsored by E2, Ceres and the Clean Energy Network demonstrates that comprehensive clean energy and climate legislation would increase new jobs, household income and GDP. We have released 50 accompanying state fact sheets that clearly illustrate how each state will be impacted under clean energy and climate policies. Click here to read our press release, or access the state fact sheets by clicking: Read more > View all > Companies start association backing U.S. climate bill An new "chamber of commerce" for businesses that support federal climate legislation. Read more > View all > Leadership to the Nth Degree: A Q & A with Nancy Floyd E2 member Nancy Floyd talks about why climate change legislation is important to our economy and how E2 is trying to get it passed in the U.S. Congress. Read more > View all > Clean energy bill a clear win for Colorado E2 Rocky Mountains chapter leader Andrew Currie writes about why Colorado stands to benefit in jobs and consumer savings with the passage of federal clean energy legislation. Read more > View all > Soto, Chavarria named top-100 influential E2 Southern California member Tom Soto, and NRDC scientist Gaby Chavarria, are profiled among the magazine's 50 "influentials from the areas of politics, corporate business and information technology." Read more > View all > E2 on the radio and in Congress E2 members continue to participate in radio interviews - and soon television appearances - to spread the word about the benefits of federal carbon policy and a clean energy economy. Read more > View all >	Dayna Bochco President Steven Bochco Productions Dayna Bochco is a 25-year veteran TV producer and is President of Steven... Meet Dayna > View all member profiles >

Global Warming Scientists say that unless we curb global warming emissions, average global temperatures could... read more >	Energy Security Voices from across the political spectrum agree oil dependence is bad for America’s national security,... read more >
Oceans Year after year we hear reports about the decline in ocean health, from dwindling fish stocks... read more >	Other Issues of Focus There are a wide range of environmental issues with economic impact that E2 cares about... read more >

E2 IN ACTION

See the national ad by E2 and 28 other organizations on
America's Energy and Environmental Future

"Green Prosperity" finds that investments in clean energy technology will create more new "pathways out of poverty" for low-income workers than spending on fossil fuels. (See also: accompany state-specific factsheets)
Green Prosperity: How Clean-Energy Policies Can Fight Poverty and Raise Living Standards in the U.S.
Jun 2009

Read the latest E2 newsletter. Our monthly report covers recent E2 activities and feature articles based on research done by our members.
E2 Newsletter

New E2 state-by-state economic analyses

Companies start association backing U.S. climate bill

Leadership to the Nth Degree: A Q & A with Nancy Floyd

Clean energy bill a clear win for Colorado

Soto, Chavarria named top-100 influential

E2 on the radio and in Congress

Global Warming

Energy Security

Oceans

Other Issues of Focus