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New Report: Chicago Tops the List of Greenest Office Markets

September 12, 2018 Expert BlogHilary Firestone, Olivia Walker

Tracking Climate Commitments from the Global Climate Action Summit

September 12, 2018 Latest NewsUnited StatesCourtney Lindwall

Leaders from around the world are gathering in San Francisco right now for the largest climate event ever held in the United States. Here are all the pledges made so far.

Energy Efficiency: Even More Jobs for More Americans

September 11, 2018 Expert BlogLara Ettenson

Once again, a new report shows the clean energy workforce is leading the way in job growth across the nation. Energy efficiency employs 2.25 million workers across nearly every U.S. county, making it the top employer and biggest job creator…

From Moose to Monarchs, Wildlife in the Heartland Needs the Endangered Species Act

September 11, 2018 DispatchMidwestSusan Cosier

This conservation law has been saving our flora and fauna since the 1970s. The Trump administration should stop fiddling with it.

5 Products Improved in 2018, Thanks to Efficiency Standards

September 11, 2018 Expert BlogLauren Urbanek

Trump’s EPA Proposes Rollback of Methane Protections—Again

September 11, 2018 Press ReleaseUnited States

For the second time since President Trump took office, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency today proposed rolling back commonsense protections that stop the unnecessary leaking of climate-fueling and health-harming air pollution from new oil and gas operations nationwide. The move…

S. 1520 Would Undermine U.S. Fisheries and Fishermen

September 11, 2018 Fact SheetUnited StatesMolly Masterton, Alexandra Adams

We need to protect our ocean fisheries and the communities that rely on them.

Industry Spin Hides Threats of Widespread Boreal Logging

September 11, 2018 Expert BlogCourtenay Lewis

The Forest Products Association of Canada's new report falsely asserts that the same logging industry responsible for degrading caribou habitat is, in fact, saving caribou.

Ethereal Fog Sculptures Are Rolling Through Boston’s Parks

September 11, 2018 PerspectivesBoston, United StatesClara Chaisson

Fujiko Nakaya’s vaporous creations respond to wind, humidity, temperature, and dew point, making visible the invisible forces all around us.

EPA Gives Oil, Gas Industry Another Pass to Leak More Methane

September 11, 2018 Expert BlogUnited StatesNRDC

This is the second time the agency is trying to roll back a rule that protects public health and helps the fight against climate change.

Women Climate Leaders Are Transforming India

September 11, 2018 Expert BlogAnjali Jaiswal

The High-Level Forum on India Climate Actions at the Global Climate Action Summit will feature women leaders from India.

OpEd: CA Latinos Leading Climate Change Transformation

September 11, 2018 Expert BlogLinda Escalante

California has cemented its status as a world leader on climate change. A greener, healthier future for all of us is possible as Latino leadership can change California, the United States, and the world.