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Concerns Over Birmingham’s Accelerated Data Center Timeline
Earlier this month, GASP staff met with the Birmingham Department of Planning, Engineering, and Permits for a stakeholder conversation about proposed land use policies related to data centers. This meeting came on the heels of two City Council “data center input...
Court Allows Alabama Power Solar Fees to Continue
The US District Court for the Middle District of Alabama has ruled for the Alabama Public Service Commission (PSC) and Alabama Power, granting their motions for summary judgment and allowing Alabama Power to continue to charge solar customers extra monthly fees.
Register For Smoke School 2026 – Renew Your Method 9 Certification
Clean air advocacy can take many different forms. So far this year, GASP has engaged in organizing community meetings, speaking at City Hall, and providing resources for public commenting on permits. This time, we're sharing a new way to report pollution. We're...
Apply For GASP’s 2026 Junior Board!
Are you passionate about environmental justice? Ready to use your voice, talents, and connections to make a difference? Join GASP’s Junior Board and help shape a cleaner, healthier future for Birmingham. GASP’s Junior Board brings together emerging leaders, advocates,...
Birmingham Residents Must Stay Engaged on the Proposed Data Center
On January 13th, 2026 Birmingham City Council met to consider a moratorium (a temporary suspension or delay of a specific activity, law, or obligation) on a proposed data center planned for the city. This comes right after Project Marvel, a massive data center...
Honoring The Legacy Charlie Powell, Founder of People Against Neighborhood Industrial Contamination
Charlie’s leadership was grounded in deep care for his neighbors and a belief that those most affected by pollution must lead the fight for change. His work helped strengthen coalitions across the city and ensured that community voices remained central in conversations with regulators, elected officials, and the public.
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Tell Alabama Power to Stop Taxing the Sun!
It’s time to put Alabamians before Alabama Power. Sign this petition to support solar for all Alabamians.