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Building on Bears Ears: Expanding Tribal Co‑management

March 8, 2022 Expert BlogUnited StatesSharon Buccino

Let’s act on the immediate opportunities to make tribes meaningful partners in the management of lands that remain in federal hands.

Creating an Atlas for Conservation Action

March 8, 2022 Expert BlogUnited StatesAlison Chase

Five key recommendations for the Biden administration’s American Conservation and Stewardship Atlas.

A New Tool for Measuring Decarbonization

March 8, 2022 Expert BlogUnited StatesDr. David B. Goldstein

The RESNET CO2 Index can allow government and utilities to set targets for carbon emissions reductions in homes based on site-specific metrics for carbon. Homeowners can also use this information to lower their carbon footprint.

Learning about CA's Water Rights is the First Step to Reform

March 8, 2022 Expert BlogCaliforniaDoug Obegi

There is a growing recognition of the need to reform California’s water rights system, which is deeply inequitable, unsustainable, and all but broken.

Women in the Climate Debate – India Focus

March 8, 2022 Expert BlogIndiaAnjali Jaiswal

The powerful relationship between women and climate change came into focus during a conversation with Reemaben Nanavaty, the head of Self-Employed Women’s Association.

New Report Recognizes Some Risks of Bioenergy, Misses Others

March 8, 2022 Expert BlogInternational, United States, CanadaElly Pepper

The true test of the IPCC’s thoughts on bioenergy will be its report – expected to be released in April – on how the world should cut emissions.

Clearing the Path for Clean Energy

March 7, 2022 Oregon, California, Midwest, Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Gibbstown, Philadelphia, Los Angeles

NRDC continues to take on the fossil fuel industry—and win.

Protecting Public Health

March 7, 2022 United States, Flint, Newark, Benton Harbor, Washington, D.C., Michigan, New York, New Jersey, Chicago, Illinois, California

NRDC strengthens its focus to safeguard disadvantaged communities from exposure to pollution and toxic chemicals.

Building a Healthier Food System

March 7, 2022 United States, California, Nashville, New York

Climate, agriculture, food security, and our health are all intimately linked. NRDC is dedicated to strengthening this entire system, from farm to table.

Remembering Robert Alan Billstein Sr.

March 7, 2022 Toledo

A philanthropist for climate action, who viewed his giving as part of his duty to invest in a brighter future for all.

2021 Financial Statement

March 7, 2022 United States

NRDC continued to advance our advocacy and institutional priorities in 2021, despite the ongoing challenges stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Time to Go Big: From Our President & CEO

March 7, 2022 California, Delaware, Nebraska, ChinaManish Bapna

Realizing a net-zero, nature-positive, and more just world will require nothing short of transformational change—and NRDC is exactly the right group to steer that transformation.

Time to Go Big: From Our Chair

March 7, 2022 United StatesKathleen Welch

The dedication of NRDC and our allies—and the support of our members—has resulted in noteworthy steps toward winning the climate fight.

Advancing Clean Buildings and Transportation

March 7, 2022 California, Midwest, Illinois, Chicago, Minneapolis, Michigan, New York, New Jersey, Oregon, Washington, Colorado, Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont, Minnesota, Nevada, Virginia, San Diego, San Jose (California)

From energy efficiency to electric vehicles, NRDC is transforming the places where we live and work and how we get around.

New NRDC 'Chemical Recycling' Analysis: Process is Harmful, Misleading, Not Solving Plastic Pollution

March 7, 2022 Press ReleaseUnited States

A new NRDC analysis found that the majority of “chemical recycling” facilities studied are not recycling any plastic, but are instead creating fuels and releasing hazardous pollutants into communities and the environment.