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Latin America Green News: 6/9 - 6/15/2017

June 16, 2017 Expert BlogMaria Martinez

The Great Barrier Reef: 25,000,000 B.C.– A.D. 2017?

June 16, 2017 Latest NewsInternationalJeff Turrentine

See, this is why we can’t have nice things.

The Real Lowdown: The Trump and Congressional Republican Assault on Our Environment, Vol. 15

June 16, 2017 Expert BlogNRDC

Bears Ears National Monument is in danger, more international embarrassment, rollbacks to an air pollution rule, and NRDC sues—again.

Selecting Safer Alternatives to Toxic Chemicals and Ensuring the Protection of the Most Vulnerable

June 15, 2017 ReportUnited StatesDr. Veena Singla

India Green News: India's RE Capacity Reaches 57 GW and More

June 15, 2017 Expert BlogIndiaAnjali Jaiswal

To slow climate change, India joins the renewable energy revolution; India's renewable energy capacity reaches 57472 GW; Delhi to get 20 new pollution monitoring stations by October this year

NRDC & Allies Advocate for a Ban on Fracking in the Delaware

June 15, 2017 Expert BlogRob Friedman

NRDC joined people from all walks of life in Washington Crossing, PA to speak at the Delaware River Basin Commission’s (DRBC) business meeting in support of a ban on fracking in the Delaware River Watershed.

Scott Pruitt Defends the Indefensible

June 15, 2017 Expert BlogRhea Suh

Today's budget testimony from the EPA Administrator leaves us wondering who exactly is protecting our environment and health.

Ohio’s Coal Plant Bailouts: As Bad a Deal as It Sounds

June 14, 2017 Expert BlogSamantha Williams

Ohio’s legislature is poised to gift utilities billions of consumer dollars to bail out two inefficient, costly, Eisenhower-era coal plants. One of the plants is in Indiana, but only Ohioans would foot the bill. What gives?

How Can Scott Pruitt Defend Drastic Cuts to EPA’s Budget?

June 14, 2017 Expert BlogScott Slesinger

This Tiny Seabird’s Colossal Migration Is in Danger from All Sides

June 14, 2017 Latest NewsDelawareJason Bittel

Rufa red knots rely on Delaware’s horseshoe crab–covered beaches, but climate change and development threaten both species’ survival.

New Report: U.S. Power Sector Emissions Decline as the Generation Mix Continues to Evolve

June 14, 2017 Press Release

BOSTON, MA – The nation’s largest electricity producers continue to substantially reduce emissions of key air pollutants, the latest comprehensive analysis of U.S. power plant emissions shows.