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The Rise of the “Outdoor Voting Bloc”

Expert BlogSam Gilchrist, Noah Long
In Colorado and neighboring states, a thoroughly western combination of self-reliance and responsibility is translating into action on climate.

In the Face of Extinction Crisis, US Turns a Blind Eye

Expert BlogNora Apter
If you care about the future of life on Earth, the United Nation’s report on biodiversity hit you like a ton of bricks: 1 million species of plants and animals will soon face extinction—and humanity itself hangs in the balance.

Food Waste Lessons from Milan

Expert BlogElizabeth Balkan, Yvette Cabrera
The City of Milan, a hub for food systems work, is a pioneer city working toward achieving Sustainable Development Goal 12.3—to cut 50% of its food waste by 2030.

California to Ban Pesticide Toxic to Kids

Expert BlogMiriam Rotkin-Ellman
In a groundbreaking win for children in California—and across the United States—Governor Newsom’s administration started the process to ban the pesticide chlorpyrifos.

California Bans Pesticide Toxic to Kids

Press ReleaseCalifornia
California’s Environmental Protection Agency today announced a ban on the use of chlorpyrifos, a pesticide linked to learning disabilities in children that is widely used on fruits and vegetables across the country.

Deal of the Century: Tie the USMCA to Paris

Expert BlogDan West
Improving NAFTA has been one of President Trump’s key priorities, and, unlike much of what the Trump administration has tried to do, one goal the Natural Resources Defense Council has shared.

Utility Low-Income Efficiency Programs in Need of Upgrade

Expert BlogMaria Stamas, Miles Muller
California’s Energy Savings Assistance (ESA) program—designed to help low-income households save money on their monthly energy bills through no-cost weatherization services while improving their health, comfort, and safety—hasn’t been saving as much energy as it could be, and hasn’t been…