Zinke's Confirmation as Interior Secretary Could Threaten Public Lands March 1, 2017 Press Release WASHINGTON – The Senate today confirmed Ryan Zinke as Interior Secretary.
5 Reasons Water Efficiency & Recycling Are a Perfect Match March 1, 2017 Expert BlogTracy Quinn La eficiencia del agua y las medidas de conservación complementan las inversiones en agua reciclada.
NRDC and 136 Groups Denounce Trump Deregulatory Order February 28, 2017 Press Release WASHINGTON – In advance of President Trump’s address to Congress, NRDC and 136 other groups sent a letter to the White House today opposing the President’s Jan. 30 executive order that requires agencies to repeal two regulations for each new…
Trump Launches Attack on Clean Water February 28, 2017 Press Release WASHINGTON - President Trump signed an executive order today directing his administration to rewrite the Clean Water Rule.
Superbug Saga 6.0: Signs of a Worsening Threat to Kids February 28, 2017 Expert BlogDavid Wallinga, MD Of course, kids can die from superbugs just as adults do. A new study explores deeper into how the superbug crisis threatens your kids.
Integrated Grid More Important Than Ever February 28, 2017 Expert BlogCarl Zichella Regional integration of the western grid favors renewable energy resources
A Real American Agenda Includes Public Health and Environmental Protections February 28, 2017 Press Release WASHINGTON - The White House said President Trump tonight will tout an agenda to address “real problems for real people.”
NRDC Sues EPA to Hold Stormwater Polluters Accountable February 28, 2017 Expert BlogBecky Hammer NRDC filed two lawsuits against EPA for failing to enforce the Clean Water Act against stormwater polluters in Baltimore and Los Angeles.
The Moss That Saved Portland February 28, 2017 DispatchPortland (Oregon), OregonBecca Cudmore Roadside plants helped officials trace the source of a public health crisis and led to new standards for clean air in Oregon.
The Most Unexplored Habitat on Earth Is Packed with Pollution February 28, 2017 Latest NewsUnited StatesJason Bittel A new study of deep-sea amphipods living six miles beneath the sea’s surface finds surprising levels of toxic chemicals.
