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President Trump Tries to Take Development Banks Backwards

July 18, 2017 Expert BlogJake Schmidt, Han Chen

The Trump Administration has weakened guidance on how the U.S. will vote at the multilateral development banks—such as the World Bank and Asian Development Bank. The new guidance tries to weaken existing U.S. restrictions on funding for coal power plants…

Report: Ameren Illinois May Impede Job and Economic Growth by Significantly Reducing Energy Efficiency Programs

July 18, 2017 Press ReleaseChicago

Ameren Illinois Plans to Drastically Scale Back Energy Efficiency Targets set by Illinois’ Future Energy Jobs Act which can Add an Average of 7,000 Jobs and $700 Million to the State’s Economy Annually Through 2030

Engine of Growth: Energy Efficiency Investments and the Future Energy Jobs Act Will Spark Illinois's Clean Energy Economy

July 18, 2017 Issue BriefUnited States, IllinoisNoah Garcia, Kevin Steinberger

Illinois can expand its clean energy economy by doubling down on efficiency investments, which could create more than 7,000 jobs per year and add $700 million to the state’s economy annually between now and 2030.

2015 CA Recycled Water Survey Shows We Have More Work to Do

July 18, 2017 Expert BlogDoug Obegi

Court OKs EPA’s Delay in Weighing Ban on Pesticide Toxic to Kids

July 18, 2017 Press Release

Procedural Decision Does Not Dispute EPA’s Own Science Linking Chemical to Learning Disabilities, But Will Allow Agency to Continue Putting Children at Risk

New Air Quality Flag Program for Schools in Ahmedabad

July 18, 2017 Expert BlogNehmat Kaur

California Moves Ahead with New Climate & Air Quality Bills

July 17, 2017 Expert BlogAnnie Notthoff

The California legislature today passed an air quality and climate package that will extend California’s market-based cap-and-trade program to 2030 and improve air quality in neighborhoods plagued by traffic and industrial pollution.

California Legislature Passes Bipartisan Climate and Air Quality Legislation

July 17, 2017 Press Release

Major Milestone in California’s Global Leadership

Government Agencies Fail to Take Water Safety Seriously

July 17, 2017 Expert BlogAnjali Waikar

Is my water safe to drink? This is a fundamental question that government officials should be able to answer without hesitation. Unfortunately for residents in East Chicago, the answer remains a troubling uncertainty.

Real Estate’s Commitment to Green Continues to Grow

July 17, 2017 Expert BlogHilary Firestone

In cities across the U.S., more buildings are green certified than ever before.

State Legislators Say Iowa Has Achieved Sustainable Farming (It Hasn’t) and Doesn’t Need More Research (It Does)

July 17, 2017 DispatchIowaSusan Cosier

The state’s lawmakers have cut funding for the Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture, leaving rural farmers in the lurch.

The Trump Bubble

July 17, 2017 Expert BlogDr. David B. Goldstein

India as a Climate "Front Runner": Financing Clean Energy

July 14, 2017 Expert BlogAnjali Jaiswal

Rick Perry’s Blunder About Supply and Demand Reveals the Truth About Coal’s Future

July 14, 2017 Latest NewsUnited StatesJeff Turrentine

The energy secretary’s take on a basic law of economics was either confused or deceitful.

When Clean Water’s Not Clear

July 14, 2017 ExplainerUnited StatesBrian Palmer

The Trump administration wants to open our waterways back up to pollution.