Yesterday, Republicans on the Senate’s Environment and Public Works Committee released a report attacking Bold Nebraska as a “faux grassroots” group that is “an arm of the Billionaire’s Club… a shield for wealthy and distant non-Nebraskan interests who seek to advance a political agenda.” [1] We’re disgusted that these Republicans are using taxpayers’ money to […]

On Monday, July 28, Bold Nebraska director Jane Kleeb appeared on MSNBC’s “The Ed Show” to discuss a new poll that finds the U.S. leads the world in climate change denial. Watch the clip below:

A three-day training for candidates and campaign volunteers will be offered on Aug. 15-17 in Lincoln at the conference facilities of Ayars & Ayars (2436 N 48 St.). Led by a team from the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, the comprehensive training will focus on campaign areas including targeted voter outreach, setting goals, “call time,” and […]

MEDIA ADVISORY Contact: Emily Figdor, emily@environmentmaine.org, 207.253.1965 Gabby Brown, gabby@newpartners.com, 202.261.2382 National and Local Leaders Discuss Regional, National Implications of Maine Port City’s Historic Vote on Tar Sands Ordinance Following a vote late last night that passed a historic ordinance blocking the loading of tar sands onto tankers at the only deep-water port on the […]

We need volunteers to come help pull weeds in the rows of hand-planted sacred Ponca corn, and organic soybeans that make up the #NO KXL Crop Art installation on farmer Art Tanderup’s land near Neligh, Nebraska. We can arrange a time that’s convenient for you or your group. Just send an email to mark@boldnebraska.org and we […]

Click here to add your name to the petition. The petition reads: Tell Nebraska Governor Dave Heineman: “Order the disclosure of Nebraska oil train traffic and pipeline contents, and create a statewide emergency response plan so our first responders are adequately trained and prepared for oil train explosions and pipeline spills.” How many trains are […]

Writing a letter to the editor (LTE) of your local newspaper or news website is a critical action you can take right now to help stop the pipeline. They are very powerful tools to get your voice heard not only by fellow Nebraskans, but by elected officials as well — since they read the local […]

Nebraska educator, and fellow Pipeline Fighter, Amy Himes attended the National Education Association (NEA) annual meeting in Denver, CO over the July 4th weekend. She introduced a new business item #82 that read in part “the NEA shall support the development of clean energy education in our schools.” The item passed on July 6, 2014 in […]

Bold Nebraska director Jane Kleeb appeared on MSNBC’s “The Ed Show” on Monday, July 1, to discuss the recent expiration on June 29 of TransCanada’s permit to build Keystone XL with the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission. Watch the clip below:

The largest climate march in history is being planned in New York City on Sunday, Sept. 21, to coincide with international talks focused on climate change. Watch a live stream of the NYC march below: CIA (COWBOY INDIAN ALLIANCE) PHOTOSTREAM:   We will be urging governments to support an ambitious global agreement to dramatically reduce global warming […]