Bipartisan States Commit to Clean and Healthy Transportation
A bipartisan group of Eastern states today announced an agreement to modernize transportation—making their transportation networks cleaner, healthier, more af...
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Colorado Climate Action: Home Alone Edition
With the holiday season upon us and the new year just around the corner, now is the time to plan for next year’s climate action priorities. And what better pl...
New York Announces Historic Fossil Fuel Divestment Plan
In a historic move, New York State announced it will divest its $225 billion Common Retirement Fund from fossil fuels—among the largest pension fund divestmen...
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 Takes Nearly All New Buildings All-Electric
San José becomes the largest U.S. city to take new buildings all-electric. ...
NRDC’s HQ Is Projected to Achieve Net-Positive Electricity
NRDC's headquarters now uses 100 percent solar energy to power electric consumption, any excess energy not used will be fed back into the electrical grid....