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National Identity and Wildlife Vividly Collide in This Street Art

June 19, 2018 PerspectivesNew York City, United StatesPatrick Rogers

For South African artist Sonny, biodiversity loss cuts “To the Bone.”

Trump Attacks Commonsense Project Safeguards

June 19, 2018 Press ReleaseUnited States

The White House announced today that it’s considering ways to undermine the crucial environmental reviews that guarantee citizens have a say in the projects that will define their communities. The Council on Environmental Quality’s notice contains 20 questions about how…

Burning Wood for Electricity: Destructive and Unnecessary

June 19, 2018 Expert BlogInternationalSasha Stashwick

A groundbreaking new study discredits the U.K. biomass industry's argument that a modern electricity system powered by wind, solar, and smart resources like batteries cannot perform reliably and predictably.

Unlocking Clean Energy Investment in the Commercial & Industrial Sectors

June 18, 2018 Resource

In this webinar, the leaders of Michigan Saves and Montgomery County Green Bank presented on unlocking energy efficiency investments in commercial and industrial buildings.

Report: CA Ag Water Data Leaks through Mismanagement Cracks

June 18, 2018 Expert BlogCaliforniaArohi Sharma

California’s agricultural water suppliers—also called irrigation districts—are not complying with laws that require them to report on their water use. The lack of accurate water use data from our farms threatens the state’s ability to properly manage those water supplies.

NRDC in Court to Stop Dealers from Undoing NY Ivory Ban

June 18, 2018 Expert BlogZak Smith

A West-Wide Grid Is Needed to Control Climate Change

June 18, 2018 Expert BlogCarl Zichella

How Can I Protect Wildlife in My Community?

June 18, 2018 ExplainerUnited States

NRDC conservation expert Sylvia Fallon offers tips for being a better neighbor to local animals.

Data Gone Missing: Farm Water Information Falls through the Cracks during California Drought

June 18, 2018 Issue BriefUnited States, CaliforniaLaura West

Here’s why California needs robust and accurate data on how much water is being delivered to farms across the state.

Latin America Green News 06/11- 06/15

June 16, 2018 Expert BlogErika Moyer

Sherwin-Williams Commits to Ban Deadly Paint Strippers

June 15, 2018 Press ReleaseUnited States

Second U.S. Retailer to Act Following Multiple Deaths and EPA Inaction

Groups Rally to Oppose Oil and Gas Drilling in the Arctic Refuge 

June 15, 2018 Press ReleaseArctic

Demonstration Marks Final DOI Scoping Hearing on Proposed Lease Sale 

Reality Check: Biomass Is Costlier than Solar and Wind and Unnecessary for a Reliable U.K. Electricity Supply

June 15, 2018 Issue BriefUnited States, InternationalSasha Stashwick

Why We Should Invest in Land Management in Latin America

June 15, 2018 Expert BlogCarolina Herrera

Twenty-nine million acres of arable land are lost every year, equivalent to 56 acres per minute. This global challenge has implications for Latin America where it threatens the food security and livelihoods of millions of people. Fortunately, governments in the…

Sherwin-Williams Puts Consumers’ Lives First, Pulls Deadly Paint Strippers

June 15, 2018 Expert BlogNRDC

Following Lowe’s recent announcement, the paint company is eliminating two toxic chemicals from its stores.