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The use of PFAS is not worth the risk of cancer, kidney, or liver damage, interference with vaccine uptake, or the myriad other serious health risks the chemicals are associated with.

Short answer: Yes. Even a seemingly slight average temperature rise is enough to cause a dramatic transformation of our planet.

This Endangered Species Day, let’s commit to do what science tells us we must do to protect these vital links in our shared ecosystems and prevent a stampede toward extinction.

New poll results show that Pacific Northwest voters want human rights abuses out and seafood traceability in.

Home Depot’s investors have sent a resounding message to the company that its wood-sourcing standards are in need of extensive renovation.

The Virginia Air Pollution Control Board, designed to be run by governor-appointed citizens rather than elected officials, is specifically charged with overseeing—and reducing the dirty air impact of—the very polluters that Youngkin just tapped.  

The bipartisan Recovering America's Wildlife Act will be this generation's most significant investment in wildlife conservation.

Embedded in many roads and highways across the U.S. is a legacy of government policies that have segregated communities, limited economic opportunity, and harmed the environment. You can tell a lot about a neighborhood by simply looking at its sidewalks…

A landmark assessment of U.S. marine protected areas calls out significant gaps in our nation’s ocean protections.

The infusion of federal funding represents a major catalytic opportunity to invest in places and communities most in need first.

The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law is a unique, once-a-generation opportunity to use infrastructure investments to meet our climate and equity goals.