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Global Greenhouse Emissions—A Good News/Bad News Story

Expert BlogJake Schmidt
It is welcome news that global emissions of carbon dioxide have plateaued for the last three years. After all, to meet the objectives of the Paris Agreement it is critical that global emissions first stop growing and then decline significantly…

Green Gentrification, and How Environmentalists Can Avoid It

Expert BlogRamya Sivasubramanian
Everyone deserves to enjoy the benefits of public investment in their community. And there’s a lot that environmentalists can do to make equity a central part of urban greening, ensuring that existing residents are the ones who reap the benefits…

Bennet Bill Affirms Cost of Carbon Pollution on American Economy

Press Release
WASHINGTON – Eight senators led by Michael Bennet (D-CO) today introduced a bill that would require the government to evaluate the cost of carbon pollution on the American economy. Earlier this year, the Trump administration suspended the use of the…

U.S. Offshore Wind: Major Milestones and a Promising Future

Expert BlogUnited StatesKit Kennedy

If we continue in the right direction, we can expect offshore wind to sail smoothly toward becoming a big player in the U.S. electricity mix—and help the country reach its long-term climate goals.

Happy Energy Efficiency Day: Buy an LED Bulb to Celebrate

Expert BlogSheryl Carter
It’s officially Energy Efficiency Day so why not celebrate the virtues of smarter energy use—and the savings--by joining the Light Bulb Challenge and pledging to swap out at least one old, energy-guzzling bulb for an LED that can last for…

Reopening Clean Car Standards Is Harmful and Unjustified

Expert BlogLuke Tonachel
Clean car standards are under threat as U.S. EPA considers re-opening and weakening them. Rolling them back would increase pollution, raise costs for drivers, slow innovation and put jobs at risk.

Residential Energy Efficiency is Largest Source of CO2 Reduction Potential

Expert BlogUnited StatesKhalil Shahyd

In a little over a month, we’ve experienced three devastating hurricanes that have stretched the nation’s capacity to respond and recover. Meanwhile, tropical storm Nate is now forming in a gulf, expected to reach landfall as a hurricane somewhere between…

Energy Efficiency Day 2017: Great Progress and Potential

Expert BlogElisheva Mittelman
The nation’s second annual Energy Efficiency Day serves to remind us of the incredibly important role smarter energy use plays in America’s transition to a cleaner, healthier, more affordable energy system.

“Sonic Sea” Wins Two Emmy Awards

Press ReleaseUnited States
Advocacy Groups’ Film About the Devastating Effects of Ocean Noise Pollution on Marine Life Was Named Outstanding Nature Documentary