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Good News Part II: More EVs Don’t Crash the Grid

April 13, 2018 Expert BlogNoah Garcia

Lead Levels in Flint’s Water Declining, Finds Court-Ordered Independent Scientist

April 13, 2018 Press ReleaseFlint

Residents Should Continue to Use Filters, Test Water As Lead Pipes Are Replaced

Astrophysicists Take a Break From Finding Galaxies to Look for Rare Rabbits

April 13, 2018 Latest NewsUnited StatesJason Bittel

The same technology used to detect heat in the cosmos may help endangered populations lift off.

Who Is Andrew Wheeler? (And Why You Should Be Afraid of Him)

April 13, 2018 ExplainerUnited States, Washington, D.C.Jeff Turrentine

If Scott Pruitt gets booted from his EPA post, his new deputy, a former coal-industry lobbyist, could take his place.

Los Angeles Shared-Mobility Climate and Equity Action Plan

April 12, 2018 ReportLos AngelesAmanda Eaken, Carter Rubin

Here’s how Los Angeles can use shared mobility to address climate change and make transportation services more equitable.

City Energy Project Participants Top ENERGY STAR Rankings

April 12, 2018 Expert BlogKimi Narita

Ten City Energy Project (CEP) cities ranked among those with the most energy efficient buildings in the country

Grade F to A? Getting Rid of Lead in School Drinking Water

April 12, 2018 Expert BlogJoan Leary Matthews

Some Countries Still Have Big Dreams for Building the Future

April 12, 2018 Expert BlogZak Smith

Farm Bill Provision Would Actually Imperil Health of Farm Communities

April 12, 2018 Press ReleaseUnited States

The House Agriculture Committee introduced the 2018 Farm Bill today, with provisions gutting Endangered Species Act to weaken pesticide protections. Debate on this year’s bill is expected to continue for weeks. 

Los Angeles Endorses New Blueprint for Making City a National Leader in Transportation

April 12, 2018 Press ReleaseLos Angeles

A new report from the Natural Resources Defense Council, endorsed by the City of Los Angeles, offers cutting-edge recommendations for tackling the city’s notorious transportation challenges, as technology in the form of rides-on-demand and autonomous vehicles revolutionizes how people move…

Senate Should Reject Dirty Energy Lobbyist for EPA Deputy Post

April 12, 2018 Press ReleaseUnited States

The Senate is expected to vote today on the nomination of Andrew Wheeler, President Trump’s pick for deputy administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency.

L.A. Is Flipping the Script on Commuting

April 12, 2018 Expert BlogCarter Rubin

If done right, shared modes of transportation can help underserved Angelenos and the environment.

Nixing Michigan Gas Plant has Precedent

April 12, 2018 Expert BlogAriana Gonzalez

As we near the date for the Commission’s decision on DTE’s $1 billion gas plant, it’s important to remember that not too long ago the state faced a similar proposed gas build from Consumers Energy. That plant was never built—and…

Fighting for Civil Rights in Historic Martineztown

April 11, 2018 Expert BlogNew MexicoMorgan Wyenn

A Plug for Plug Load:NY Needs Appliance Efficiency Standards

April 11, 2018 Expert BlogSamantha Wilt, Sneha Ayyagari

In January’s State of the State address, Governor Cuomo promised that by Earth Day, New York would have a new comprehensive energy efficiency framework, including a 2025 target for lowering the State’s overall energy consumption.