Environmental groups blast Arizona's rollback on renewable energy
Published on March 12, 2026.
The state's oversight panel has voted to end renewable incentives and move coal plants towards natural gas. This move is seen as a move that could potentially lock the state into a permanent position. The decision was made on behalf of the public, with some arguing that it could be politically incorrect.
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