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A Call for More Diverse Public Lands

ExplainerUnited StatesNicole Greenfield
This month’s National Park Service centennial presents an opportunity to create a parks system that is reflective of—and accessible to—all Americans.

Plea from Louisiana: Take Action Against Big Oil.

Expert BlogFranz Matzner
The massive flooding that has inflicted catastrophic loss and displacements throughout Louisiana this week are a wake-up call that we have precious little time left to turn the tide of dangerous climate change. Impoverished rural communities in the Gulf state…

Public Power Efficiency Makes Progress, But Can Do More

Expert BlogKala Viswanathan
California’s publicly owned utilities have saved their customers more than $3 billion on energy bills over the past decade, but more progress is needed to meet the state’s clean energy goals.

National Energy Use of Pay-TV Set-Top Boxes is Heading Down

Expert BlogNoah Horowitz
U.S. consumers have saved more than $1 billion on their utility bills, thanks to energy efficiency improvements made in the new cable, satellite, and telephone set-top boxes placed in their homes by service providers like Time Warner Cable, AT&T, and…