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Montreal Protocol Convenes, Agrees $268m in Holdover Funding
Nations gathered virtually last week for the Montreal Protocol’s 32nd annual Meeting of the Parties. Negotiators agreed on an interim operating budget for the...
NRDC Energy Report: Slow & Steady Won’t Win the Climate Race
NRDC’s Eighth Annual Energy Report digs into U.S. energy trends over the last two years to understand how our energy system has changed since our last report,...
San José Moves to Make Nearly All New Buildings All-Electric
With last night's vote, San José could become the largest U.S. city to take new buildings all-electric. ...
Setting the EPA Back on Track
After 50 years, what does the future of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency hold?...
Pebble Mine Permit DENIED!
The Army Corps is finally acknowledging the very real risks the proposed gold and copper mega-mine poses to the cherished Bristol Bay....