Expert Blogs

This bill will create a rebate program for residents and companies changing from gasoline-driven mowers and leaf blowers to electric-battery driven ones.

NIOSH recently lost around 90 percent of its staff, practically ending 50 years of its work aimed at protecting workers from getting sick, maimed, or killed on the job

After years of advocacy, Albuquerque communities secured a long-overdue rule to protect against the cumulative impacts of air pollution. Now, it’s time to protect that rule.

The legislature has a crucial opportunity to pass bills to protect people and pollinators from needless pesticide use.

New utility programs are proving that smart planning can reduce new gas lines, lower costs, create jobs, and cut emissions.

What happened to the American Water Works Association? Progress is in jeopardy and generations are poised to be poisoned by lead and other toxic chemicals. 

Major developments lay the groundwork for future success, but battles also loom

New map illustrates that repealing the EPA’s drinking water rule would leave tens of millions without certain commonsense protections from this dangerous toxic chemical.

People share how LIHWAP saved them from water shutoff and loss of housing. Data show LIHWAP helped millions of people and thousands of water systems nationwide.

Data obtained from the EPA show that there are significant health risks associated with neonicotinoid pesticides, particularly for children and pregnant women.

An ill-informed congressional proposal would repeal the EPA's recent rule protecting millions of kids and adults across the country.

A recently published review concludes that exposure to microplastics is suspected to harm human reproduction and digestive and respiratory health.

The law has enjoyed bipartisan support for decades and we've made progress, but the battle for safe water continues, with many water utilities fighting against better health protections.

Report to Congress will spotlight solutions for safe AND affordable water.

A new report documents widespread “neonic” pesticide contamination in Minnesota waters, with dire implications for aquatic life.

The rule is a legacy accomplishment that will help to protect tens of millions of people across the nation who are drinking lead-contaminated water.

The science is clear that oil and gas production harms both the environment and human health.