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Coal costs more, pollutes more, and offers less reliability.

This move comes at a time when investment in decarbonization is critical in order to ensure that the state can deliver on its emission reduction requirements while ensuring energy affordability.

Unless data centers are required to bring their own capacity, the region faces declining reliability and billions in excess costs.

Renewable energy setbacks drive costs higher.

California’s state legislature, the County of Los Angeles Board of Supervisors, and New York City Council pass lifesaving cooling bills.

Food waste diversion policies are a win-win for states.  

After decades of debate, we have reached a turning point for the ocean: More than 60 nations have now ratified the High Seas Treaty, triggering its entry into force in just 120 days.  

For decades, the Hollywood superstar used his influence to speak truth to power and advance environmental progress.

A regional electricity market can help California lower costs, improve reliability, and accelerate clean energy—AB825 paves the way.

Exploring seven potential scenarios for a new climate adaptation finance goal.

Using personal stories, history, and community science, seven young leaders are reimagining what environmental justice can look like in Kansas City.

As more governments are having to relocate communities due to climate change, there must be increased efforts to incorporate health considerations throughout the process.

And yet the Trump administration has eliminated the program, canceling lifesaving projects—such as tornado safe rooms in schools—across the country.

Eliminating unnecessary uses of toxic insecticides is the next step.

P&G’s new policy means Charmin toilet paper drives a tree-to-toilet pipeline.

The administration's approach of canceling major infrastructure investments, gutting incentives, and injecting political interference into basic energy policy is not a strategy—it is sabotage.

The agency’s proposal will drive up costs for drivers, make our air more unhealthy, and reduce consumer choice, and put polluters over people.

Sixteen years ago, the EPA found that climate change is real, dangerous, and caused by carbon pollution. Trying to repeal that finding is a fool's errand.