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Quebec's Logging Plan Ignores Cree Call to Protect Broadback

February 20, 2018 Expert BlogAnthony Swift

Montana Decides Not to Hunt Grizzly Bears this Year

February 20, 2018 Expert BlogMontanaZack Strong

Borneo Has Lost Half of Its Orangutans in Recent Years—But There’s Still Hope

February 20, 2018 Latest NewsInternationalJason Bittel

The author of a new study says the island’s primates could rebound if deforestation and hunting can be contained.

Trump’s Budget Promotes a Dystopian America

February 16, 2018 Expert BlogKhalil Shahyd

This week, President Donald Trump released his FY 2019 Budget proposal that includes deep cuts to many key federal agencies, and an increase in funding for the Pentagon and $18 billion for a wall on the Mexican border.

Trump’s Budget Leaves States Holding the Bag

February 16, 2018 Expert BlogAlison Chase

What message should we take from the Trump budget's cuts to our ocean agency? States are on their own.

4 Reasons for Optimism in New Sustainable Energy Factbook

February 16, 2018 Expert BlogSneha Ayyagari

The 2018 Sustainable Energy in America Factbook showed that 2017 was a landmark year in energy efficiency and renewable energy: wind and solar installations surged and greenhouse gas emissions declined to the lowest level that they have been in 25…

Why Nobody Likes Trump’s Infrastructure Plan

February 16, 2018 Latest NewsUnited StatesJeff Turrentine

For starters: It would endanger the environment, imperil water systems and other public assets . . . and then make states pay extra for it all.

Trump Administration Energy Efficiency Delay Ruled Illegal

February 16, 2018 Expert BlogNRDC

The Energy Department’s delay of four energy efficiency standards was against the law.

Interior’s Budget Chooses Fossil Fuels Over Everything Else

February 16, 2018 Expert BlogBobby McEnaney, Jacob Eisenberg

Zinke’s budget is another practice in cognitive dissonance.

Will Canada See the Forest for the Trees?

February 16, 2018 Expert BlogRhea Suh

The boreal, one of the world’s largest carbon sinks, is in danger. By working to save it, Canada could make a quantum leap, culturally and environmentally.

Trump’s Infrastructure Plan Falls Far Short of What’s Urgently Needed

February 15, 2018 Expert BlogShelley Poticha

President Trump’s long-delayed infrastructure plan is a set of thinly drawn concepts with no obvious source of direct funding.

Erasing Climate Change from EPA Budget Won't Fix the Problem

February 15, 2018 Expert BlogClare Morganelli

For the second year in a row, Administrator Scott Pruitt has proposed an Environmental Protection Agency budget that slashes climate research and protection programs.