Energy Action Coalition (a.k.a.: Campus Climate Challenge)
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Areas of Focus [Edit]
Mountaintop Removal | Nuclear Power | Sustainability Education | Youth Leadership | Youth Participation | Youth Capacity Building | Green Schools | Film | Energy Efficiency and Conservation | Renewable Energy | Environmental Education | Environmental Health | Environmental Justice | Indigenous Rights | Energy Security and Sustainability | Sustainable Energy Development | Energy Pollution | Urban Ecology | Green Roofs | Organizational Funding | Indigenous Lands | Sustainable Communities | Sustainable Transportation | Sustainable Urban and Regional Planning | Alternative Fuels | Dialogue, Deliberation and Consensus-Building | Community Service/Volunteerism | Youth Education and Empowerment | Energy Policy | Environmental Law and Policy | Youth-led Organizations | Climate Change | Climate Justice | Fossil Fuels | Urban Revitalization | Distributive and Economic Justice | Arts Activism
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Vision
The Energy Action coalition unites diverse organizations in an alliance that supports and strengthens the student and youth clean energy movement in North America. The partners of Energy Action work together to leverage our collective power and create change for a clean, efficient, just and renewable energy future. The work of Energy Action is focused on four strategic areas: campuses, communities, corporate practices, and politics.Environmental Justice
In January 2005, Energy Action Coalition formally adopted three philosophies of environmental justice to help guide the colaborative work of the coalition partners.- Principles of Environmental Justice
- People of Color Environmental Justice’s Principles of Working Together
- Bali Principles of Climate Justice

