by Morrena Villanueva | Avo 13, 2026 | Blog
CEDI Fly-In participants in front of Senator Chuck Grassley’s office. Photo credit: Aidan Reed, RCP Every piece of legislation begins with a choice: whose voices will shape it? When rural Americans share their experiences directly with policymakers, they help ensure...
by Morrena Villanueva | Mai 13, 2026 | Blog
Photo credit: American Solar Grazing Association In 2025, the USDA released its Farmers First Agenda, issuing a call to action to federal, state, regional, and local partners to join USDA’s new Make Agriculture Great Again Agenda. The agenda overviews concerns about...
by Bret Serbin | Set 5, 2025 | Blog
The American Farmland Trust estimates about 83% of new solar projects will be built on agricultural land, and emerging legal threats to renewable energy siting make the imperative to effectively scale solar developments all the more urgent. “Any impediments to...
by Bret Serbin | Avr 29, 2025 | Blog
The urgency and energy were palpable at the American Clean Power Association’s Siting and Permitting conference in Seattle earlier this month, as developers, consultants, non-profits and philanthropic partners gathered to meaningfully engage on siting clean energy...
by Rural Climate Partnership | Nov 2, 2024 | Blog
Rural places and people are at the forefront of the national dialogue this election season. From Tim Walz’s stories of growing up in rural Nebraska and living in southern Minnesota to JD Vance’s emphasis on his Appalachian roots in Hillbilly Elegy, both parties...
by Bret Serbin | Set 30, 2024 | Blog
Distinguished by its hilly landscapes, the Driftless Region in southwest Wisconsin is a hotbed of exciting regenerative agricultural innovations and rural thought leadership. The Rural Climate Partnership, in collaboration with Funders for Regenerative Agriculture...