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Making Art and Environmental Activism One and the Same

NRDC in ActionNew York, Illinois, ChicagoNicole Greenfield
Director of art partnerships Elizabeth Corr is the visionary behind NRDC’s artist-in-residence program, its museum collaborations, and its mission to fuse art and advocacy.

Army Corps Proposed Project Could Threaten NY-NJ Waterways

Expert BlogJhena Vigrass
Offshore storm surge barriers, intended to shield thousands of miles of New York and New Jersey coastline and riverfront from storm damage, would seriously harm the communities and ecology of the Long Island Sound, Hudson River and New York-New Jersey…

Indigenous Land Rights as a Climate Solution

Expert BlogJennifer Skene
In Canada’s boreal forest, which is particularly carbon-rich, promoting Indigenous-led protection is not only necessary to safeguard communities’ ways of life, but to prevent potentially devastating global climate impacts.

Dirt to Soil: Proving the Power of Regenerative Agriculture

Expert BlogArohi Sharma
In Dirt to Soil, Gabe Brown proves that trusting “plant and soil intelligence,” using the nutrients available in different crops, and embracing regenerative agriculture practices can save him money, plan for the long-term, build his farm's resilience, and transform the…

Pebble Mine and the Art of the Shell Game

Expert BlogJoel Reynolds
Canadian company dodges federal requests for current economic analysis of mine proposed for headwaters of Alaska’s Bristol Bay wild salmon fishery

Customer Bills and Clean Energy at Stake in PJM Market

Expert BlogMiles Farmer
NRDC and the Sustainable FERC Project, together with a coalition of clean energy and consumer advocates, are pressing the nation’s grid regulator, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), to protect consumers from billions in extra charges, and respect states’ rights…

Trump EPA Clean Power Plan Replacement Meets Resistance

Expert BlogSamantha Williams
The Environmental Protection Agency has proposed repealing the Clean Power Plan, the nation's first limits on the nearly two billion tons of climate-changing carbon pollution coming from power plants each year, and replacing it with a thinly-veiled bailout for the…

Explore NRDC’s Sustainable Office During Open House Chicago

Expert BlogAnnalise Dum
From climbing gardens to live-tracking of water and energy consumption, find out what a sustainable work environment committed to workplace wellness looks like during Open House Chicago! On Saturday, October 13, NRDC will be participating in this free public festival…