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Utility Regulators Help Michigan’s Auto Industry Electrify

Expert BlogMax Baumhefner
With mass-market electric vehicles (EVs) like the Chevrolet Bolt EV and the Tesla Model 3 under production, the auto industry is faced with a challenge and an opportunity to collaborate with another big player—the electric industry.

Interior Department Flips Sage Grouse Protectors the Bird

Press Release
WASHINGTON – The Department of Interior took steps to invalidate key pieces of a locally-driven plan developed across 11 states to protect the greater sage grouse, an iconic bird surviving on just half of its historic Western range. U.S. Secretary…

Paying Private Property Owners in NYC to "Go Green"

Expert BlogAlisa Valderrama
New York City is approximately 72% impervious. With 218 square miles of paved area—surfaces such as parking lots, building rooftops, streets, and sidewalks—water has nowhere to go when it rains but run down the streets and into gutters, collecting an…

What Could You Do with Another 100 Hours a Year?

Expert BlogAmanda Eaken
Los Angelenos spend a staggering average of 104 hours per year sitting in traffic—and this means transportation is the leading source of climate change in California.

Trump Continues to Isolate Himself on Climate Change

Expert BlogJake Schmidt, Brendan Guy, Han Chen
The Trump administration sent the first written notice that it intends to withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement. This notice comes as no surprise, but it reinforces how President Trump intends to walk America away from global leadership on climate…

Neurotoxic Manganese Threatens Chicago's Southeast Side

Expert BlogMeleah Geertsma
There is ongoing concern about neurotoxic manganese being stored on Chicago’s Southeast Side—the same community where petcoke and coal facilities have also been causing a public health hazard by dusting up the residential neighborhoods next door.