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How China's 13th Five Year Plan Climate and Energy Targets Accelerate its Transition to Clean Energy

March 13, 2016 Expert BlogAlvin Lin

California's Water Projects Are Pumping at Maximum Levels

March 13, 2016 Expert BlogKate Poole

Undersea Mining Spree: Scientists Race to Study the Southeastern Pacific Before it's Too Late

March 12, 2016 DispatchInternational, WestBrooke Jarvis

As mining interests deepen in the southeastern Pacific, researchers are racing the clock—and pushing the frontiers of science—to understand this unknown stretch of sea.

Healing the Anacostia's Troubled Waters

March 11, 2016 NRDC in ActionWashington, D.C., MarylandJeff Turrentine

After two centuries of neglect, NRDC is helping revitalize Washington, D.C.'s forgotten river.

Oregon's Groundbreaking Clean Energy Bill Becomes Law, Adds to Growing Momentum to Address Climate Change

March 11, 2016 Expert BlogNoah Long

The historic clean energy law that passed Oregon's Legislature with bipartisan support will have regional, national, and international implications.

Tackling Pollution in China's 13th Five Year Plan: Emphasis on Enforcement

March 11, 2016 Expert BlogBarbara Finamore

Fifteen Million Dollar New York Watershed Flood Buyout Program is Stuck in the Mud

March 11, 2016 Expert BlogEric A. Goldstein

Passage of NYC Legislation Will Bring Greener City Buildings to the Big Apple

March 11, 2016 Expert BlogDonna De Costanzo

Over 40 Businesses and Organizations Urge Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner to Prioritize Energy Efficiency

March 11, 2016 Expert BlogNick Magrisso

Take Action on Proposed Oil Development in Prime Wildlife Habitat in Montana

March 11, 2016 Expert BlogAmanda Jahshan

Drinking Water Reservoir Contaminated by Oil and Gas Wastewater in Ohio

March 11, 2016 Expert BlogAmy Mall

High Water and Red Tags

March 11, 2016 Expert BlogRob Moore

Whole Foods Jumped the Shark with Plastic-Enclosed Oranges — But “Convenience” Is Not the Enemy

March 11, 2016 Latest NewsUnited StatesJeff Turrentine

A grocery-store gaffe sparks an ethics debate over plastic packaging and the merits of convenience foods.

How a Controversial Firing May Affect Development Along the California Coastline

March 11, 2016 Latest NewsCaliforniaAlisa Opar

Conservationists are now watching the California Coastal Commission very closely.

Chamber of Commerce Misleads Power Companies (and Everyone Else) on Clean Power Plan Deadlines

March 10, 2016 Expert BlogBen Longstreth