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DOE Finalizes Efficiency Standards for Washers and Dryers

February 29, 2024 Press ReleaseWashington, D.C.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) issued final efficiency standards for clothes washers and dryers today that will both save energy and money for consumers.

California Funds Major Expansion of Pop-Up Fishing Gear Library

February 29, 2024 Expert BlogCalifornia, WestDr. Francine Kershaw

State funding for an expanded library of pop-up fishing gear will dramatically increase access for fishers and support critical testing efforts.

EPA’s New Approach on Power Plant Pollution

February 29, 2024 Press ReleaseUnited States

WASHINGTON – The Environmental Protection Agency said today that it will be taking a new approach to tackling pollution from existing gas power plants, while holding firm on its timeline to finalize standards for carbon pollution from existing coal and…

The U.K. Is Burning Canadian Forests for Fuel

February 28, 2024 Expert BlogCanada, United KingdomCourtenay Lewis

Twenty-three environmental organizations stress that the U.K. government funding the incineration of imported Canadian wood pellets threatens climate progress.

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Annual Report 2023: Reimagining the Future

February 26, 2024 Basic PageUnited States, International

Reining in the climate crisis, stemming the loss of biodiversity, protecting public health, and advancing our economy were once viewed as independent challenges. Today, we understand that these intertwined problems must be tackled together. NRDC is dedicated to finding new…

2023 Annual Report Financial Statement

February 26, 2024 Basic PageUnited States

Your support ensures that NRDC can continue to build on our work in the crucial year ahead and well beyond.

State Funding Urgently Needed to Support Pop-Up Testing in California

February 24, 2024 Expert BlogCaliforniaDr. Francine Kershaw

Twenty fishers waiting to test pop-up gear to reduce entanglements in the commercial California Dungeness crab fishery risk being overlooked by state funders.

Building a More Sustainable, Affordable Colorado with Thoughtful Housing Strategies

February 22, 2024 Expert BlogUnited States, Colorado, DenverAlana Miller

Land use reform proposed by Colorado leaders could deliver a triple victory for climate, air quality, and housing affordability.

NM: $180M LNG Storage Facility Close to Denial

February 22, 2024 Expert BlogNew MexicoKiki Velez

The Recommended Decision to deny the proposed LNG storage facility is a step in the right direction towards securing an affordable transition to clean, all-electric buildings in the state.

Regulators Move to Reject Proposed LNG Storage Facility in Albuquerque

February 21, 2024 Press ReleaseNew Mexico

A top hearing examiner today recommended that the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission reject a proposal to build a liquefied natural gas storage facility in northwest Albuquerque on grounds that it is not needed, provides no public benefit, and has…

New Analysis Shows Widespread PFAS Contamination of Tap Water in CA

February 21, 2024 Expert BlogCaliforniaDr. Anna Reade

Estimate of Californians with PFAS in drinking water jumps to 25 million—highlights need for proposed bill SB 903 to end unnecessary use of forever chemicals.

Dirty Water: Toxic “Forever” PFAS Chemicals Are Prevalent in the Drinking Water of Environmental Justice Communities

February 21, 2024 ReportCaliforniaAvinash Kar, Dr. Anna Reade, Susan Lee

Action is urgently needed to protect Californian communities—especially those already overburdened with cumulative exposure to multiple different types of pollution—from this ubiquitous chemical.

The Definition of PFAS Should Be Science Based

February 20, 2024 Expert BlogUnited StatesDr. Katie Pelch

Attempts to weaken the PFAS definition threaten public health and the environment.

How to Lower Your Energy Bills in Any Season

February 20, 2024 How-ToUnited StatesAshley Leung

From weather-stripping windows to using the right fan settings, these simple tips can reduce your electricity costs—and keep your family comfortable all year-round.