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An Agency Hijacked: Public Lands and Waters at Risk

Expert BlogDanielle Droitsch
Interior Department Secretary Ryan Zinke often invokes the image of a modern day Teddy Roosevelt, but TR would be appalled by the polluter-driven, anti-conservation agenda Zinke is dictating.

Trump Is No Teddy Roosevelt to America’s Outdoorsmen

Latest NewsUnited StatesJeff Turrentine
Like other environmentalists, hunters and anglers are angry about the administration’s attacks on public lands—and they’re not afraid to use their outside voices.

Natural Gas Buyers Launch Transparency Initiative

Expert BlogBriana Mordick
A group of nine natural gas purchasers recently launched the Natural Gas Supply Collaborative (NGSC), a voluntary effort aimed at increasing transparency about how the gas they purchase is produced.

Tax Cut Bill Favors Polluters over Clean Energy

Press Release
WASHINGTON – House Republicans released plans today calling for major tax cuts that would sharply increase the federal deficit and target valuable clean energy incentives fostering job growth and innovation in the American marketplace.

Summers of Our Discontent

Expert BlogDr. Kim Knowlton
A new study confirms the growing scientific consensus: Extreme heat isn’t just an inconvenience—it can be deadly.

Indian Leaders Move to Tackle Growing Costs of Air Pollution

Expert BlogFrances Beinecke
It’s become increasingly clear that in India, as anywhere else in the world, pollution in all its forms is intertwined with social, health and economic challenges—and that addressing environmental pollution presents a major opportunity to solve these problems.

The Paris Agreement on Climate Change

Issue BriefUnited States, International, Brazil, Canada, China, India, MexicoHan Chen
While the Paris Agreement does not “solve” climate change, it is a critical inflection point that brings us much closer to a safer climate trajectory and creates an ambitious path forward for decades to come.