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Chicago Communities Get Relief from Cement Dust Pollution

July 29, 2016 Expert BlogMeleah Geertsma

New Science: Noise Seriously Impacts Marine Invertebrates

July 29, 2016 Expert BlogDr. Francine Kershaw

Report: Computer Energy Use Could be Cut in Half at Little Cost and With No Performance Loss, While Slashing Carbon Pollution

July 28, 2016 Press ReleaseCalifornia

SAN FRANCISCO & WASHINGTON, D.C. – Electricity use by computers can be cut in half using off-the-shelf technology with no impact on performance, and at negligible cost, according to a new Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) analysis released today. Also…

US to Weaken Fisheries Regulations for First Time in Decades

July 28, 2016 Expert BlogBrad Sewell

New Report: Computer Energy Use Can Easily Be Cut in Half

July 28, 2016 Expert BlogPierre Delforge

New Poll Shows Support for Ocean Planning and Protection

July 28, 2016 Expert BlogAlison Chase

Slashing Energy Use in Computers and Monitors While Protecting Our Wallets, Health, and Planet

July 28, 2016 Issue BriefUnited StatesPierre Delforge

Dude...Seriously?

July 27, 2016 Expert BlogAlisa Valderrama

Accounting and Accountability in California Water

July 27, 2016 Expert BlogDoug Obegi

Efficiency Standards Benefit All Income Levels. Here's How.

July 27, 2016 Expert BlogLauren Urbanek

Exploring Climate Impacts Close to Home

July 27, 2016 Expert BlogAntonia Herzog

The Next Keystone XL

July 27, 2016 Expert BlogRhea Suh

Protection Wanted—and the Bears Ears Monument Delivers

July 27, 2016 Expert BlogSharon Buccino

Groups Sue to Stop Oil and Gas Exploration in Florida’s Big Cypress National Preserve

July 27, 2016 Press Release

FORT MYERS, FL.— A lawsuit filed today by a coalition of local and national environmental groups would prevent extensive seismic exploration for oil and gas in the Big Cypress National Preserve, which is home to endangered species like the iconic…

President Obama’s National Monument To-Dos Before He Leaves Office

July 27, 2016 ExplainerUnited States, Utah, Oregon, Maine, Arizona, CaliforniaClara Chaisson

From undersea coral canyons to deep northern woods, these seven places deserve to be part of the president’s legacy.