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Moved and Motivated by the Women of the World

March 8, 2019 Expert BlogRhea Suh

The chance to meet with women from all walks of life during a recent trip to India inspired me beyond expectations—and continues to on this International Women’s Day.

Sea-Level Rise to be Ignored in Florida Nuclear Reactor Licensing Review

March 8, 2019 Press ReleaseFlorida

A judicial panel of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission late yesterday agreed to review two measures brought by environmental groups on the proposed license extension of the Turkey Point reactor in Florida. But the panel, the Atomic Safety & Licensing Board…

The Youth Climate Strike Is Exactly What the Planet Needs Right Now

March 8, 2019 Latest NewsUnited StatesJeff Turrentine

On March 15, students around the world will walk out of their schools and speak as one, demanding climate action—and our attention.

“Wasted Energy”: DOE's Illegal Inaction on Energy Efficiency

March 7, 2019 Expert BlogKit Kennedy

In the search for powerful climate change action that can win support from both parties in Congress, it's hard to beat energy efficiency standards.

A Vision for a Strong Energy Future in Ohio

March 7, 2019 Expert BlogDaniel Sawmiller

Diversifying our electricity generation supply with renewable energy projects, using long-term contracts with a low fixed cost, will help stabilize electric bills and create economic engines that can sustain communities and ensure a healthier, cleaner Ohio.

Craft Brewers Oppose the Dirty Water Rule

March 7, 2019 Expert BlogBecky Hammer

A group of 59 craft breweries sent a letter to the EPA and Army Corps opposing the "Dirty Water Rule" proposal to slash clean water protections for waterways around the country.

These Insta-Famous Otters Are Disappearing Quickly

March 7, 2019 Latest NewsInternationalJason Bittel

Two struggling species don’t need “likes”; they need protection from the pet trade, poaching, and habitat loss. And they might just get it.

DOE Illegally Brings Efficiency Standards Program to a “Grinding Halt” at Worst Possible Time

March 7, 2019 Press ReleaseUnited States

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has brought its energy efficiency standards program for appliances and equipment “to a grinding halt and is trying to put it in reverse” under the Trump administration even though efficiency is America’s best tool…

New and Improved Energy Efficiency Programs

March 6, 2019 Expert BlogMarissa Ramirez

How building owners can access resources now to upgrade multifamily homes in 10 states

Trump Handing Western Arctic to Corporate Polluters

March 6, 2019 Expert BlogGarett Rose

The Trump Administration has given ConocoPhillips the go ahead to conduct an “exploration program” in America’s Western Arctic.

House Unites for Right Whale Conservation

March 6, 2019 Expert BlogDr. Francine Kershaw

Time for Congress to Stand Up for Democracy

March 6, 2019 Expert BlogRhea Suh

The much-needed For the People Act is a vital step in helping to restore a government that represents the will of the American people.

Automakers Meet Standards, Says the EPA, Making Cars More Efficient, Cleaner

March 6, 2019 Expert BlogLuke Tonachel

So why is the agency trying to gut these commonsense fuel economy standards?

How the Dairy Industry Is Fouling the Drinking Water of These Wisconsinites

March 6, 2019 DispatchWisconsinAustyn Gaffney

With the manure of one mega-dairy already contaminating the water supply and another operation on the drawing board, Central Sands residents have had enough.

NRDC Demands Extended Public Comment on Pebble Mine Permit

March 6, 2019 Expert BlogJoel Reynolds

Formal request for more time includes supporting letter by former head of Rio Tinto’s Copper, Copper & Diamonds, and Copper & Coal Groups, expressing “deep concern” over “extraordinarily short time lines” in environmental review by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers