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A powerful example of how language plays a crucial role in voting accessibility: In #Arizona, #Navajo translators gathered to ensure key propositions on the ballot are clearly understood by Navajo-speaking voters. Translating complex legal terms into historically oral languages like Navajo presents unique challenges, but these efforts are vital for making elections accessible to all. Proud to see this level of dedication to inclusivity and representation in the voting process #VotingRights #LanguageAccess #NavajoNation #Inclusion #Elections https://shorturl.at/HuOl9

Big News for Clean Energy & Conservation as Governor Mike Dunleavy, Jr. announced key decisions that will shape the future of hydroelectric power, drinking water, and fish habitats in the Anchorage area. Three scenarios are on the table for restoring the #EklutnaRiver 1️⃣ Partial river restoration and salmon habitat revival. 2️⃣ A $10M study for a new water gate to reconnect #EklutnaLake 3️⃣ An innovative pumped storage hydro concept to boost renewable energy. With collaboration from utilities, local leaders, and the Native Village of Eklutna, the final plan will be in place by 2032. #CleanEnergy #EklutnaRiver #Sustainability #RenewableEnergy #Alaska https://shorturl.at/asz9R

Congratulations to the #StCroix Tribe of Wisconsin on being awarded nearly $5 million from the EPA for your energy efficiency and pollution reduction efforts. This is a significant achievement and a testament to your leadership in pursuing energy independence and sustainability. Your Community Energy Initiative’s focus on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and supporting your community is truly inspiring. https://shorturl.at/ThBUo

In Alaska, a new training program is helping Indigenous communities adapt to climate change by teaching them to farm. 10Power is proud to be working with #StevenHolley a leader in the Indigenous Alaska farming movement. #climatechange #climatesmartagriculture #farming https://shorturl.at/Sv7HU

Great to see state support in #NewMexico for equitable workforce development initiatives. 10Power is gearing up for a Native workforce development opportunity in Minnesota for a microgrid project - stay tuned https://shorturl.at/BLK59

The #OjibweBayMillsIndianCommunity (BMIC), located in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, has been awarded $17.3M from the EPA’s Climate Pollution Reduction Grants to build a solar array that will make the community 100% renewable. This initiative aligns with the Tribe's long-term sustainability goals and promotes energy independence and grid resilience. With partnerships from Cloverland Electric Cooperative, Bay Mills Community College, and 5 Lakes Energy, BMIC sets a precedent for clean energy in Indigenous communities. #RenewableEnergy #Ojibwe #ClimateAction #TribalNations https://shorturl.at/EzB8L

We are thrilled to see progress in renewable energy development, especially on tribal lands. The Shallow Basket Energy project by National Renewable Solutions is a significant step forward, combining 140MW of solar power with a 50MW battery storage system on Jicarilla Apache Nation land. This initiative advances clean energy and empowers tribal communities with sustainable solutions. Congratulations to all involved, projects like this inspire us at 10Power to continue our mission of bringing renewable energy to underserved communities. #RenewableEnergy #SolarPower #Sustainability #TribalLand #10Power https://shorturl.at/Ie15E

Raise your voice - exercise your VOTE! Roughly 1 in 4 Native Americans are not registered to vote, in recent years, however, three Mountain West states have passed laws to allow tribes to register them automatically.  https://shorturl.at/qmmqd

Celebrate World Rivers Day — Flowing Lifelines of our Earth. Let's honor and protect these vital waterways that sustain life and nurture our ecosystems. 10Power is dedicated to promoting sustainable energy solutions that help preserve the health of our rivers, ensuring clean water and a thriving environment. #worldriverday #sustainability #10power #sustainablenergy

The U.S. Department of the Interior decision to protect 28 million acres of public lands in Alaska marks a significant step in preserving natural and cultural resources. By reversing previous orders and engaging with Alaska Native communities, this move highlights the importance of sustainable land management and tribal consultation. This is a critical victory for environmental protection and the well-being of the communities relying on these lands