Energy Efficiency Reform Is Needed to Reach All Communities
The past few weeks have illustrated once again how interwoven our society’s racial disparities are. We see higher levels of unemployment claims from people of...
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Ann Arbor Sets Out Toward Carbon Neutrality
Ann Arbor passed its transformative Carbon Neutrality Plan, making it a climate action leader in the Midwest. The Plan describes how the city will achieve net-z...
Supreme Court Hands Win to Atlantic Coast Pipeline Developers Looking to Cross Appalachian Trail
But the fight to protect communities, wetlands, and wildlife from the proposed pipeline is far from over....
Trump Takes Moment of National Crisis to Give Polluters an Unprecedented Pass
Amid widespread racist violence and a deadly pandemic, the president has chosen to sidestep bedrock environmental laws that protect the environment and public h...
EPA Curbs State and Tribal Authority to Block Projects that Harm Waterways
The move makes it that much easier for industry to barrel risky proposals for things like oil and gas pipelines toward approval. ...
St. Louis Becomes Third U.S. City to Adopt Bold Standards to Slash Energy Waste from Buildings
The move not only tackles the city’s biggest source of greenhouse gases, but it also shows that local leaders are continuing to pick up the federal government...