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Food to the Rescue: Second Harvest

Case StudyTennessee, NashvilleYerina Mugica, Madeline Keating
Dr. NK Kim and Kim Molnar came up with an innovative plan, first by developing a recipe for a nutritious spaghetti sauce using the fresh tomatoes and a handful of other simple ingredients.

10 Reasons to Stop Mtn. Valley & Atlantic Coast Pipelines

Expert BlogAmy Mall
Not enough attention is being paid to two wholly unnecessary, risky and costly proposed natural gas pipelines that could impact the environment and quality of life in Virginia, North Carolina, and West Virginia for decades to come. But there’s plenty…

Loopholes Threaten Boreal Caribou in Ontario

Expert BlogShelley Vinyard
Over the last five years, instead of fulfilling its federal obligation to create boreal caribou protection plans, Ontario undermined and weakened its own Endangered Species Act, threatening the future of boreal caribou in the province.

Commerce to Report on Marine Sanctuaries and Monuments

Expert BlogSarah Chasis
The Commerce Secretary is due to submit a report to White House officials by Wednesday that could call for offshore oil and gas drilling and mineral exploitation in some of our nation’s most precious ocean resources.

DOE’s Coal and Nuclear Bailout Proposal Should Be Rejected

Expert BlogMiles Farmer
The Trump administration’s outrageous plan to prop up the sagging coal and nuclear industries would irreparably change how our electric system works, cost consumers billions of dollars annually, and dampen investment in more efficient, more flexible, and cleaner technologies, NRDC…

These Southern Cities Are Going 100 Percent Clean (Energy)

DispatchAtlanta, Georgia, Columbia, South Carolina, Orlando, St. Petersburg, FloridaRobynne Boyd
These efforts show the rest of the country that a citywide transition to a clean energy grid is a not an issue of if, but when.

Indian Cities: Air Pollution this Diwali

Expert BlogIndiaAnjali Jaiswal

This Diwali, like last year, cities are seeing alarming pollution levels—with Ahmedabad at “very poor” and New Delhi at “severe”.

Budget Gimmicks Plunder Public Lands, Taxpayer Pockets

Expert BlogFranz Matzner
The United States Senate passed its budget resolution yesterday, prying open the door to massive cuts to funding for critical public safeguards from food safety to protections for America’s public lands and oceans. Republican Leadership and its oil industry allies…

Have a Climate Denier Over for Coffee?

ExplainerInternationalJeff Turrentine
A researcher explains the psychological foundation of climate skepticism—and offers a strategy for chipping away at it.