Mississippi News

NOVEMBER 27TH, 2016
SPECIAL FROM THE CLARION LEDGER
Hattiesburg resident Nkrumah Frazier is a perfect example of what one can accomplish while following a passion. In Frazier's case, his love of nature, wildlife and community has led to not only a career in that field, but work with environmental organizations at home and around the country as well. The seeds of that passion were planted when he was a child, growing up on a family farm outside Soso in Jones County.
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The Mississippi Sierra Club recently convened a successful solar energy forum in Biloxi to educate the public on developments in solar energy in the state. The recent passage of​ ​a landmark Net Metering Rule​ ​​by the Mississippi Public Service Commission ​has set the stage for achieving the state's potential for solar energy, which is substantial. That potential is untapped, and could create a strong solar energy economy – one that will create high quality paying jobs, reduce utility costs for consumers, and provide energy independence for Mississippians.

SIGN UP TO REGISTER FOR THE EVENT! The Mississippi Sierra Club is sponsoring our second kayak trip of the year October 8th. This time we will be traveling from the Reservoir down to LeFleur Bluff State Park, and we will be providing a guide to tell us about the river and the surrounding habitat.

Please JOIN US for a panel discussion on how communities, homeowners, and businesses can benefit from solar energy and what we can do to ensure its availability for all Mississippians.