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FEMA’s Disaster Preparedness Plan Is a Disaster for the U.S.

Expert BlogJoel Scata
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the federal agency primarily responsible for funding community rebuilding in the aftermath of a large-scale disasters, has removed any reference to climate change, including sea level rise and extreme weather, from its just-released strategic…

Safeguard Environmental Protections—#ActforCommunityHealth

Expert BlogMelissa Lin Perrella
Just last month, a new report from the EPA added to the already large body of literature finding that people of color are much more likely to live near polluters and breathe polluted air. Given this and other evidence, we…

Scott Pruitt’s Shameless Rejection of Sound Science

Press ReleaseUnited States
Administrator Scott Pruitt said today that the Environmental Protection Agency would eliminate privacy protections on those who take part in health and scientific studies and mandate that all the information undergirding the research used by the agency be made public…

Everyday Climate Vulnerability in Places like Memphis

Expert BlogShelley Poticha
Big storms like Harvey in Houston and Katrina in New Orleans garner weeks of headlines. But each American city has a climate story to tell—one that affects people every day and that can be just as devastating to families and…

NY Anti-Wind Bill Could Hurt Clean Energy Economy

Expert BlogNew YorkSneha Ayyagari, Jackson Morris

The New York State Assembly should reject Assembly Bill A.9053A, which would unfairly prohibit state funding for wind power facilities in six large areas near the Fort Drum military reservation in Jefferson County, New York. This bill is completely unnecessary…

India Green News: India, France Sign Environment Pact & More

Expert BlogAnjali Jaiswal
India, France sign pact to deepen cooperation in environment field; IREDA, EIB sign €150 million loan for RE financing in India; Centre’s clean air plan goes beyond Delhi, urban India and outdoor pollution

Mourning a Champion of Public Health

Expert BlogDavid Wallinga, MD
Louise Slaughter, the only microbiologist in Congress, was a stalwart champion for reducing the overuse of antibiotics in U.S. livestock production. Unfortunately, that practice is driving a worsening crisis in antibiotic resistance that ultimately puts each and every one of…

Clean Heating Is Part of NY’s Energy Efficiency Solution

Expert BlogSneha Ayyagari, Miles Farmer
Achieving New York’s climate and clean energy goals hinges upon a comprehensive and ambitious plan to increase energy efficiency savings in New York across all fuels. Fortunately, Con Edison, one of the state’s largest utilities, is already recommending incentives for…

Legislation Introduced to Remedy Diablo Canyon Decision

Expert BlogPeter Miller
The California Senate majority leader today joined with an Republican Assemblymember to introduce bipartisan legislation to remedy multiple shortcomings in the recent California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) decision related to the retirement and replacement of California’s last nuclear power plant.

Northeast and Mid-Atlantic States Seek to Modernize Mobility

Expert BlogBruce Ho
Who hasn’t had a day ruined by a traffic jam or a delayed train, bus, or subway when trying to get their kids to school, get to work, or get home? Seven Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states and Washington, D.C. are…