The president of the United States just turned his back on the world’s hard-won agreement to fight climate change, the Paris accord. But here in California we are taking real climate action and are ready to do more to keep…
The U.S. Department of Defense embraces wind power. That's just one of the many reasons the New York State Senate should reject legislation that would unnecessarily limit wind power development within 40 miles of military bases.
It’s no hoax: by recklessly withdrawing from the Paris Agreement, Trump has just ceded the race for global leadership to China. Not only has he weakened American influence in the world, he has also damaged our relationship with some of…
As Trump pulls out of Paris—and the world sighs in disgust—a bipartisan House caucus may be our last, best hope for taking the politics out of climate policy.
This June 2017 issue paper was prepared by NRDC with the support of Climate Finance Advisors in preparation for the conference National Development Banks and Green Banks: Key Institutions for Mobilizing Finance Towards the Implementation of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs)…
Although President Trump has announced his plan to pull the U.S. out of the Paris Agreement, Latin American countries are taking no heed. Trump’s reckless decision may hold America back, but Latin America is moving ahead with determination and urgency…
Energy efficiency—also known as optimizing our energy use or not wasting energy—is one of America’s most successful energy policies, yet it faces an unprecedented threat from President Trump and some fellow Republicans in Congress.
Yes, Trump has green-lighted the controversial Keystone XL pipeline. But Nebraska’s got a slew of public hearings on the calendar, and legal challenges loom large.
