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Protecting Patagonia’s Rivers on World Water Day

March 22, 2017 Expert BlogChileAmanda Maxwell

Celebrating the stunning water resources of southern Chile.

Less Beef, Less Carbon

March 22, 2017 Expert BlogUnited StatesSujatha Bergen

Chamber Inflates Costs, Ignores Benefits of Climate Action

March 22, 2017 Expert BlogKevin Steinberger, Amanda Levin

Hyderabad Promotes Cool Roofs to Protect Citizens from Extreme Heat

March 22, 2017 Press Release

HYDERABAD, INDIA (Mar. 22, 2017) –Faced with increasingly high summer temperatures, the city of Hyderabad is promoting a common sense strategy known as “cool roofs” to better shield its residents from the dangers of severe heat, and also save energy…

REPORT: Diet Changes Cut U.S. Climate Change Pollution Equal to 57 Million Cars Over Past Decade

March 22, 2017 Press Release

WASHINGTON – Changes in Americans’ diets from 2005 to 2014—particularly a 19 percent drop in beef consumption—resulted in a reduction in climate pollution equivalent to the tailpipe emissions created by 57 million cars in one year, according to a new…

Eating Less Beef Goes a Long Way Toward Cutting Carbon

March 21, 2017 Issue PaperUnited StatesSujatha Bergen

The Pruitt Emails: A Petrochemical Puppet Show

March 21, 2017 Expert BlogDavid Doniger, Lissa Lynch

More from the Pruitt emails. See how the oil refiners and petrochemical industry enlisted the Oklahoma attorney general—now the head of EPA—to fight the agency's standards.

G20 Countries Financed $8 Billion of Coal Overseas in 2016

March 21, 2017 Expert BlogHan Chen

The Pruitt Emails: A Natural Gas Ventriloquism Act

March 21, 2017 Expert BlogDavid Doniger, Lissa Lynch

See how Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt -- now EPA Administator -- worked hand in glove with the oil and gas industry to block pollution controls. The emails tell the story.