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Up in Smoke: Oregon Wildfires Cost Billions in Health Harms

October 2, 2019 Expert BlogUnited States, OregonJuanita Constible, Dr. Vijay Limaye

New research sheds light on the health costs of climate change.

New Mexico Has a Methane Cloud Visible by Satellite. It Also Has Bold Climate Plans.

October 2, 2019 DispatchNew MexicoTim Vanderpool

As greenhouse gasses fill the sky, a progressive governor and worried residents take on oil and gas—the state’s most powerful industry.

Trump’s Interior Leaves Threatened Species Unprotected

October 1, 2019 Expert BlogLucas Rhoads

Energy Efficiency Tips for Climate-Concerned Youth

October 1, 2019 Expert BlogInternationalEmily Deanne

There are many easy energy-saving steps we all can take to lower our carbon footprints and help reduce the amount of carbon pollution.

Eastern States’ Clean Transportation Plan Takes Shape

October 1, 2019 Expert BlogUnited StatesBruce Ho

A coalition of 12 Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states and Washington, D.C. is proposing a bold plan to slash pollution from the region’s cars and trucks.

As the Amazon Burns, Jaguars Burn With It

October 1, 2019 DispatchBrazilJason Bittel

How Brazil’s blazes are devastating for these big cats—and for so, so, so much more.

Senators Must Ask FERC Choice Key Questions

October 1, 2019 Press ReleaseUnited States

President Donald Trump said he would nominate James Danly to serve on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.

Stewardship of Wetlands and Soils Has Climate Benefits

September 30, 2019 Expert BlogUnited StatesMelanie Sturm

Wetlands and agricultural soils, when managed well, are carbon sinks that can help mitigate climate change and boost other ecosystem services.

The Bomb Train Derailment That Sparked a Resistance in the Columbia River Gorge

September 30, 2019 DispatchOregon, CanadaLora Shinn

The fossil fuel industry maintains a strong presence in the Pacific Northwest thanks to its international export activity. But ever since a dangerous rail accident in 2016, local residents have served as a fierce check on its growth.

Energy Efficiency: The Planet’s Superhero

September 30, 2019 Expert BlogInternationalLara Ettenson

The fourth annual Energy Efficiency Day planned Wednesday reminds us energy efficiency is the cheapest, fastest answer to fighting climate problems.

San Jose Ups Its Biking Game

September 30, 2019 DispatchSan Jose (California)Corey Binns

In this sprawling Bay Area city, more than half the carbon footprint comes from cars and trucks. So the city is focusing on growing its network of safe bike paths—and fast.

Newsom Admin Faces Difficult Tests on California Water This Fall

September 30, 2019 Expert BlogUnited States, CaliforniaDoug Obegi

The Newsom Administration is expected to respond to upcoming tests of sustainable water management.

What Will Protect Ohio’s Critical Infrastructure?

September 30, 2019 Expert BlogUnited States, OhioDaniel Sawmiller

Proponents of Senate Bill 33 believe it protects critical energy infrastructure but the bill would not address the real threats to energy resilience.

Xcel Energy to Bring Advanced Smart Charging to Colorado

September 30, 2019 Expert BlogUnited States, ColoradoPamela MacDougall

Governor Newsom Vetoes Trump Defense Bill

September 30, 2019 Press ReleaseCalifornia

California Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed Senate Bill 1 the California Environmental, Public Health, and Workers Defense Act of 2019 today, after the bill passed by wide margins in both the State Senate and Assembly.