Could “Liking” an Anti-Pipeline Facebook Post Soon Be Illegal?
A new South Dakota law—written in consultation with the company that owns Keystone XL—could punish people for exercising their right to peaceful protest. Is...
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The latest opinion and analysis from NRDC’s science, legal, and policy experts.
Memos, Orders, Oh My! Trump Makes a Keystone XL Mess
In a series of moves, President Trump tries to leap over the courts and rob American citizens of their voices in regard to the contentious Keystone XL tar sands...
Pipeline Update: Victories Pile Up, Delays Grow
Keystone XL faces another setback and NRDC and it's partners score another legal victory against this controversial tar sands project....
Corporate Honesty and Climate Change: Time to Own Up and Act
Corporate commitments are hiding huge volumes of emissions that corporations should be working hard to reduce. America's tissue sector provides a shocking examp...
Facing Future Threats: AB 936 Tackles Non-Floating Oil
California could see a huge influx of non-floating oils brought in on ocean tankers in the coming years. State legislators are trying to get the state prepared....
As Court Halts Keystone XL, Public Voices Opposition
Within hours of the close of the State Department's public comment period on their rushed Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (DSEIS) for the...