Digging Deeper Into Federal Lands' Renewable Promise

Published on June 1, 2020

To herald "Key Economic Benefits of Renewable Energy on Public Lands," a report years in the making, CEFF invited Nikki Springer to expand on the themes and challenges in the work she's co-written. In this internal discussion, Nikki highlights the mix of skills CBEY aims to cultivate and shows how those skills can foster employment, fossil-free resources, and environmental flourishing in America's most biologically tricky places.

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