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Climate Change Is In the Air

How-ToUnited States, JacksonMolly M. Ginty

As rising carbon emissions boost smog and pollen production, even breathing can be a challenge. Here’s what you can do to help clear the air.

Strong Safeguards Protect Our Loved Ones

Expert BlogPete Altman
The cribs our babies sleep in, the cars we drive our kids to school in, the places we work, the air we breathe, the water we drink … pretty much everything that touches our daily lives is safer because we’ve…

Western Regional Energy Markets: Synergies and Differences

Expert BlogCarl Zichella
A new fact sheet released by a coalition of organizations (including NRDC) supporting a western integrated grid not only seeks to help unpack the policy choices Californians face, but also makes the case for a regional approach to renewable energy…

Trump Chooses Foreign Miner Over People of Alaska

Expert BlogJoel Reynolds
Tribes, village associations, commercial and recreational fishing interests, hunters, conservationists, and even development corporations recognize that the $1.5 billion a year Bristol Bay fishery is the economic engine of success for the region and its people, their communities, and their…

New TV Ad Attacks Trump, GOP Moves to Gut System of Health Safeguards

Press Release
WASHINGTON – A coalition of environmental and consumer protection groups have launched a week-long 6-figure television ad, warning of serious threats to public health, safety and welfare if a campaign to erode protections by the Trump administration, GOP leaders and…

Trees Help Climate Without Counting Toward Colleges’ Goal

Expert BlogPeter Miller
More than 90 colleges across the country have pledged to become carbon-neutral in three years, and while they’re taking important steps to reach their Climate Leadership Commitments, they may be ignoring a simple way to offset climate-warming carbon emissions: carbon…

An Uphill Battle, and Persistence, in Flint

NRDC in ActionFlint, MichiganNicole Greenfield
These four NRDC lawyers would finish each other’s thoughts—at any odd hour of the day or night—in their quest to help victims of the city’s lead crisis.