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The Next Frontier for Energy Savings in Buildings and Cities: Tenant Spaces

October 26, 2016 Expert BlogYerina Mugica, Lauren Zullo

A Conversation: Who Should Pay for an Upgraded Grid?

October 25, 2016 Expert BlogRalph Cavanagh

Efficiency Gains Globally, Two-Thirds of Savings Untapped

October 25, 2016 Expert BlogSheryl Carter

Ohio Businesses Urge Lawmakers To Thaw Clean Energy Freeze

October 25, 2016 Expert BlogSamantha Williams

EPA Takes On More Smog Pollution from Oil and Gas Industry

October 25, 2016 Expert BlogMeleah Geertsma

NRDC Submits Comments on Proposed Flood Protection Rule

October 24, 2016 Expert BlogJoel Scata

Part 3: What Does It Take to Realize the 1.5 Degree Scenario

October 24, 2016 Expert BlogDr. David B. Goldstein

This blog series is an effort to present some preliminary thoughts on how the U.S. and other nations could limit the increase in global average temperature to 1.5 C.

HHH and JJJ in LA for Affordable Housing and the Environment

October 21, 2016 Expert BlogRamya Sivasubramanian

Pay for Performance Meets Green Infrastructure

October 21, 2016 Expert BlogAlisa Valderrama

Part 2: Stopping at 1.5 Degrees: What Will It Take?

October 21, 2016 Expert BlogDr. David B. Goldstein

Time to End Proposal to Build Devastating Dam

October 20, 2016 Expert BlogKate Poole

EPA Lets Stormwater Polluters Off the Hook—Again

October 20, 2016 Expert BlogBecky Hammer

NRDC and Schools Call on USDA to Lead on Antibiotic Use

October 20, 2016 Expert BlogMargaret Brown

Norway Has 68 Wolves Left—and It Wants to Kill 47 of Them

October 20, 2016 Latest NewsInternationalJason Bittel

That’s the opposite of conservation (and a recipe for extinction).

Report Shows Logging Threatens Quebec’s Boreal Forest

October 20, 2016 Expert BlogAnthony Swift

Global Forest Watch Canada (GFWC) has released a report that highlights the growing threat of logging and road building to one of Quebec’s largest and last remaining intact forest landscapes—the Broadback River watershed.