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Bernhardt at Interior = Fox Guarding the Henhouse

Expert BlogKate Poole
Today, the President nominated David Bernhardt to be Deputy Secretary of Interior, a position with enormous influence and authority over almost all of our shared public resources.

This Solves Nothing

Expert BlogNiel Lawrence
President Trump is issuing an Executive Order to promote oil and gas drilling off America’s beaches and coasts. This shapes up as a major belly flop. Or man overboard. Pick your metaphor.

Trump: Check the Fine Print

Expert BlogFranz Matzner
The administration took great pains to hide the ball on the true scope of its attack on monuments. Initial press statements claimed the review would apply only to a handful of larger monuments. Yet the actual Executive Order contains no…

Not on Our Watch

Expert BlogRhea Suh
On Saturday, we’ll march with the Peoples Climate Movement and tell Trump we’ve had enough of his anti-environment agenda.

Toughest Ticket in All of DC – 2017 ENERGY STAR Award Gala

Expert BlogNoah Horowitz
One of the toughest tickets to get in DC is for tonight’s 2017 ENERGY STAR® awards gala where 152 businesses and organizations from across the nation are being recognized at a sold-out event hosted by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency…

Senate Regulatory Bill Would Block Public Health Protections

Press Release
WASHINGTON ––Sens. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) and Heidi Heitkamp (D-N.D.) today introduced legislation that would cripple the government’s ability to protect people from dirty air, contaminated food, polluted waters and other serious health threats. The House passed a version of the…

Why Monuments Matter

Expert BlogSharon Buccino
Can you imagine an America without the Statue of Liberty or Grand Canyon? Trump's new executive order threatens such testaments to our national heritage.

Trump Order is Opening Move in Major Attack on Monuments

Press Release
President Trump is scheduled to issue an executive order tomorrow directing Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke to review all designations of land under the Antiquities Act dating back to 1996 and including more than 100,000 acres of land.