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India Takes Major Step Towards Climate-Friendly Refrigerants

May 10, 2017 Expert BlogIndiaAnjali Jaiswal

Senate Rejects Latest Attempt to Roll Back Health and Environmental Protections

May 10, 2017 Press Release

"After approving a series of measures undoing federal health and environmental protections, a majority of the Republican-controlled Senate at last has come to its collective senses."

New Tool Helps Foster Efficient, Healthy Homes for Low-Income New Yorkers

May 10, 2017 Expert BlogLindsay Robbins

New York’s housing agencies are adopting an innovative property evaluation tool that will improve New York’s affordable housing by helping owners invest in cost-efficient energy, water, and health performance upgrades.

99.5 Percent of Puerto Rico’s Population Served from Drinking Water Systems that Violated Federal Standards

May 10, 2017 Press Release

More than 3.4 million residents served by water systems that violated the Safe Drinking Water Act in 2015

Under New Mismanagement: Polluters Asked How to Destroy EPA

May 9, 2017 Expert BlogDaniel Rosenberg

Atlanta, Leading the Southeast, to Get 100% Renewable Energy

May 9, 2017 Expert BlogLuis Martinez

Atlanta’s City Council voted unanimously to power all of its municipal facilities with clean energy by 2025, and then go 100% renewable by 2035.

Trump Picks Two for FERC—Will Bipartisanship Continue?

May 9, 2017 Expert BlogJohn Moore

Battle Over Polystyrene Waste Is Foaming in the NYC Council

May 9, 2017 Expert BlogEric A. Goldstein

California Sets Stage for Next Generation of Climate Action

May 8, 2017 Expert BlogAnnie Notthoff

Congress Threatens to Stifle Public Voice in Decision-Making

May 8, 2017 Expert BlogNora Apter

Perhaps more so than any other environmental law, the National Environmental Policy Act ensures critical protections not only for our public health, safety, and environment but also for public participation, transparency, and government oversight.

Offshore Wind: A Southern Thing?

May 8, 2017 DispatchEastRobynne Boyd

The Southeast has the hospitable weather and the shallow waters—but does it have the will?

Climate Data: Chicago Leads on “Think Globally, Act Locally”

May 8, 2017 Expert BlogHenry Henderson

In this moment where the Trump administration seems adamant about abdicating their responsibilities to protect the nation and the world against the ravages of climate change, state and local action has become all the more essential.

State Policies and Electricity Markets: Harmony or Conflict?

May 8, 2017 Expert BlogMiles Farmer

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is examining the intersection between state energy policies and the wholesale electricity markets it regulates. How FERC will ultimately address state policies is unclear (especially with three empty commissioner seats), but what is clear…

Please Stand Up for Clean Water Now!

May 5, 2017 Expert BlogJon Devine

The Real Lowdown: The Trump and Congressional Republican Assault on Our Environment, Vol. 9

May 5, 2017 Expert BlogNRDC

Paris climate agreement at risk, the EPA gets an earful, methane and coal are coming back—again.