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Earth Day Should Be Called "People of Earth" Day

April 21, 2017 Expert BlogShelley Poticha

Earth Day—a time to consider the planet, yes, but also the people who must inhabit it.

Africa’s Largest Eagle Needs Its Space—and Lots of It

April 21, 2017 Latest NewsInternationalJason Bittel

But good territory is getting harder to find.

While Perry Betrays His Clean Power Past, Cities Look to the Future

April 21, 2017 Latest NewsUnited StatesJeff Turrentine

The energy secretary is willfully ignoring the renewables revolution that’s taking place all around him.

Tar Sands Pipeline Threatens Our Endangered Orcas

April 20, 2017 Expert BlogDr. Francine Kershaw

Southern Resident killer whales are now facing a new and formidable threat: Big Oil.

Latin America Green News: 4/14 - 4/20/2017

April 20, 2017 Expert BlogMaria Martinez

Colonel Sanders, We Salute You!

April 20, 2017 NRDC in ActionUnited States

KFC will eliminate medically important antibiotics in its U.S. chicken supply chain by the end of 2018.

Living in the House That Science Built

April 20, 2017 Expert BlogDr. Kim Knowlton

The March for Science is coming. It’s happening this Saturday, April 22nd—Earth Day—in towns and cities around the world, and very likely, in a community near you.

Trump's Bad Bet #1: DAPL

April 20, 2017 Expert BlogSharon Buccino

President Trump is a businessman so you’d think he would know a good bet when he sees one. Reversing Obama’s decision on the Dakota Access pipeline isn’t.

In Michigan, Clean Energy Is Here to Stay

April 20, 2017 Expert BlogAriana Gonzalez

It’s official. When you flipped the switch this morning, your lights were powered under Michigan's new energy laws.

U.S. Endangered Species Act Protection Sought for Giraffes

April 19, 2017 Press Release

Wildlife Groups Seek to Save Species from Silent Extinction

Trump vs. Chicago: Potential EPA Office Closure

April 19, 2017 Expert BlogHenry Henderson

President Trump clearly doesn’t like Chicago. He takes a swipe at the city every chance he gets. But the latest salvo in his war on Chicago is likely to impact a lot more than just the Second City.

NRDC Scientists on “What Is Science and Why Does It Matter?”

April 19, 2017 Expert BlogChristina Swanson

Science is the essential tool for protecting our environment, helping people and saving lives. And that’s why it is at the core of NRDC’s work to protect people and the environment, and has been for more than forty years.