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UPDATE: Small Lawn Care Product Will Bring Huge Water Savings

Expert BlogEd Osann
California's investor-owned energy utilities, led by Pacific Gas & Electric, are proposing new standards for spray sprinkler bodies that could save jaw-dropping amounts of tap water, as well as the energy to pump and treat it.

Sunshot Target Achieved Three Years Early, But Clouds Linger

Expert BlogKevin Steinberger
It's clean energy success story that even the Trump administration thinks is worthy of praise—but it’s now imperative that it not do anything to impede the remarkable progress of the solar industry.

How Clean Energy Can Get Us to a Safer Climate Future

Expert BlogRoland Hwang, Kit Kennedy
As communities in Texas, Florida and the Caribbean recover from punishing storms, there is much we can and must do to immediately help. We must reach out to those who need food, water, clothing and shelter. But we also must…

What President Trump Should Say (but Won’t) at the UN

Expert BlogJake Schmidt, Brendan Guy
In previous years the U.S. President used this opportunity to speak to other leaders about how to address climate change—the biggest global environmental threat facing humanity. President Trump should use this opportunity to lay out how he has changed his…

Environment and Economy Working Hand-in-Hand

Expert BlogLara Ettenson
California continues to disprove the Trump Administration’s rant that you can’t have a healthy environment and economy at the same time. We prove over and over again that you can grow jobs while protecting the environment as well as show…

Trump Administration Aims to Carve Up National Monuments for Private Profit

Press Release
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke advised President Trump to shrink the boundaries of at least four national monuments, according to a leaked memo he submitted upon concluding an agency review. Zinke also proposed subjecting several of the country’s most treasured public…

Short-Term Spending Bill Could Hurt Clean Energy Programs

Expert BlogElizabeth Noll
The growing concern is that even though Congress appropriated robust clean energy funding levels for the next three months, the Trump administration may find another way to starve these programs of the resources they need.

New York Stumbles in Finalizing Value-Based Solar Credits

Expert BlogMiles Farmer
New York’s quest to expand access to clean energy has taken a worrying turn. In issuing an order setting forth its plan to implement its new solar policy that credits solar projects based on the benefits they provide (known in…