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Annual Report 2022: A Turning Point

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We are living in uniquely challenging times. At this juncture between what exists and what should be, and backed by supporters like you, NRDC is at its best—defining new perspectives and new pathways to drive the change our planet demands.

Save the Food

How-ToUnited States
Forty percent of food in America is wasted. By making smart decisions about using, storing, and buying food, you can help save money, water, fuel, and the environment.

Sean Hill

BioContributor
A Georgia native, Hill is the author of two poetry collections, Dangerous Goods and Blood Ties & Brown Liquor, the latter of which was listed as one of the 10 books all Georgians should read in 2015 by the Georgia Center for the Book. Hill’s…

Rachel Eliza Griffiths

BioContributor
Griffiths is a poet, novelist, and photographer whose work can be found in the Best American Poetry, New Yorker, and Paris Review, among numerous other publications. She’s the author of five collections of poetry, including her most recent of poetry and photography, Seeing the Body. In 2014, she…

Jane Wong

BioContributor
Wong is the author of the poetry collections How to Not Be Afraid of Everything and Overpour, and her work regularly appears in publications like American Poetry Review, Best American Poetry, and the Kenyon Review. Wong is the recipient of a Pushcart Prize and Kundiman fellowship for…

Environment, Equity & Justice Center

Basic PageUnited States, International
NRDC seeks to foster a more just and sustainable future for all—a future driven by social change that improves people’s lives.

Kyle T. Jones

BioDirector, Federal Affairs, Center for Campaigns & Organizing

Timothy Edland

BioSenior Director, Regional & State Government Affairs, Center for Campaigns & Organizing