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Soil Erosion 101

GuideKeith Mulvihill

The loss of topsoil to wind, rain, and other forces is a natural process, but when intensified by human activity, it can have negative environmental, societal, and economic impacts.

Bristol Bay Tribes to EPA: Veto Pebble Mine Now and Forever

Expert BlogAlaskaJoel Reynolds

As Pebble Limited Partnership reacts to permit denial, shareholder lawsuits, and grand jury subpoenas, Tribes and millions of supporters urge EPA to ensure lasting protection of world’s greatest wild salmon fishery.

Biden Budget Will Mean Better Buildings for All

Expert BlogUnited StatesLauren Urbanek

To truly meet the nation’s climate goals, we must address the efficiency and fossil fuel consumption of our buildings, which are responsible for about 40 percent of all climate pollution

U.S. Department of Agriculture Announces Crop Insurance Incentive

Press ReleaseUnited States
The Department of Agriculture today announced it is giving a $5 per acre savings on crop insurance to farmers who planted cover crops during the 2021 cropping year. The move aims to help farmers who faced a tough year during…

Biden Budget Is Chance to Stop Paying Fossil Fuel Industry

Expert BlogUnited StatesSujatha Bergen, Susan Casey-Lefkowitz

President Biden is set to release his first detailed budget proposal. This blueprint for government spending is an enormous opportunity to eliminate handouts to the fossil fuel industry through the new American Jobs Plan and Executive Order on Tackling the…

The Food System Is Critical Infrastructure

Expert BlogUnited StatesAmy Brown

We need to invest in rebuilding the food system from the bottom up as critical infrastructure for a just and sustainable future.

Phase Out PFAS from Global Use

Expert BlogInternationalDr. Anna Reade, David Wallinga, MD

Women's health federation issues a global call for phase out of PFAS 'forever' chemicals, to address the mounting contamination and likely health problems they cause.

Beat the Heat with Energy Efficiency

Expert BlogUnited StatesEmily Deanne

Summer drawing near means warmer temperatures are on the horizon. Whether you are still working from home, and want to keep cool in your home office, or you are just looking for ways to save money, energy efficiency can help.