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Deflect, Distract, & Ignore: P&G’s Greenwashing Continues

March 30, 2021 Expert BlogCanadaShelley Vinyard

How P&G’s latest announcement ignores investor concerns and furthers the myth of Canadian forestry’s sustainability

Climate and Reform in Focus: Interior's Oil and Gas Forum

March 30, 2021 Expert BlogUnited StatesJosh Axelrod, Valerie Cleland, Lauren Kubiak

Secretary Haaland kicked off the Department of Interior's review of oil and gas leasing with this admonition: “Now is the time for all of us to have a frank conversation about the future of our shared resources. The pause in…

Colorado: Reduce Emissions, Increase Environmental Justice

March 30, 2021 Expert BlogColoradoAriana Gonzalez

A new bill, SB21-200, aims to translate climate goals into reality one step at a time.

How to Make Two Vital Tax Incentives Even Better (Part II)

March 30, 2021 Expert BlogUnited StatesRoger Baneman

There are ways to make green municipal bonds even better.

The U.S. Must Commit to Cutting Emissions by at Least Half

March 29, 2021 Expert BlogUnited StatesRachel Fakhry

A strong 2030 NDC pledge will put millions of Americans to work every year, avoid tens of thousands of premature deaths, help ward off a climate catastrophe, and mobilize global action.

Lowe’s Bans PFAS in Fabric Protector Sprays

March 29, 2021 Expert BlogCalifornia, WashingtonSujatha Bergen

In a step forward for public health, Lowe’s has banned the sale of fabric protectors that contain toxic PFAS chemicals in its stores.

Every State Should Have a Right to a Healthy Environment

March 29, 2021 Expert BlogNorth Carolina, Pennsylvania, Montana, Massachusetts, CaliforniaCorinne Bell

A few states currently have a constitutional right to a healthy environment and several more are working to enshrine such rights.

White House Environmental Justice Advisory Council Signals Important Change

March 29, 2021 Press ReleaseUnited States

The Biden administration today announced its 26-member White House Environmental Justice Advisory Council to advise the president’s Council on Environmental Quality on ways to address environmental injustice.

CA and Feds Still Plan to Drain Reservoirs & Kill Salmon

March 29, 2021 Expert BlogCaliforniaDoug Obegi

The State and Feds must act now to increase reservoir storage and take other actions to reduce water temperatures that kill salmon and steelhead.

Chicago, a “Sweet Home” for an Endangered Bee?

March 29, 2021 Expert BlogChicago, IllinoisDaniel Raichel

The rusty patched bumblebee's appearance in Chicago underscores how one patch of native habitat can be meaningful, but what’s most needed is a network of interconnected habitat so that the bee’s populations can recover and once again thrive.

Biden Offshore Wind Plan Can Create Jobs, Address Equity and Climate Risks

March 29, 2021 Press ReleaseUnited States

The Biden administration announced today plans for major expansion of wind farms along the East Coast, putting wind in the sails of the offshore industry that will create many clean energy jobs and address climate change.

Stressed by Heat, Farmworkers Deserve Federal Protections

March 26, 2021 Expert BlogCalifornia, Washington, MinnesotaTeniope Adewumi-Gunn

Unprotected from many basic workplace rights and in the face of a growing climate crisis that threatens their well-being, farmworkers deserve federal safeguards from extreme heat and its dangerous effects.

NV Senate Committee Introduces Energy Savings Bill (SB382) to Cut Carbon, Save Money

March 26, 2021 Press ReleaseNevada

The Nevada Senate Growth and Infrastructure Committee introduced the Energy Savings bill (SB382) today. This bill–which has already garnered support from local business, consumer, and environmental organizations–would make it easier for Nevada homes and businesses to keep their utility bills…

Electric School Buses for Peoria’s Clean Energy Future

March 25, 2021 Expert BlogPeoria, IllinoisSelena Kyle, Alyssa Brown

Two Peoria-area school districts have added electric school buses to their fleets, thanks to the vision and hard work of local educators and students and the creation of the Edwards Settlement Fund.

Going Electric in India: EV Charging Station Locations

March 25, 2021 Expert BlogIndiaAnjali Jaiswal

A widespread, accessible public charging infrastructure network is needed to support a robust Indian EV market.