New FERC Guidance Will Help States Craft Better Plans to Cut Carbon Pollution January 20, 2016 Expert BlogJohn Moore
World's Leading Whale Scientists Call Japan's Whaling Program "Unscientific" January 20, 2016 Expert BlogJapanTaryn Kiekow Heimer
Failure to Mitigate and Adapt to Climate Change is Biggest Global Risk January 20, 2016 Expert BlogJoel Scata
2015 Was the Hottest Year on…zzzz January 20, 2016 Latest NewsUnited StatesBrian Palmer Heat records are no longer newsworthy. Uh-oh.
The Woman Who Loves Orcas January 20, 2016 DispatchAlaska, WestTed Genoways Scientist, poet, and cancer survivor Eva Saulitis says that orcas saved her life. If only she could return the favor.
The Battle for Jamaica Bay January 19, 2016 NRDC in ActionNew York City, New YorkNicole Greenfield Pollution was killing one of New York City’s greatest natural treasures—until NRDC stepped in.
Cooling India Without Making a Hot Mess January 19, 2016 ExplainerIndia, InternationalVaishnavi Chanrashekhar As the country's economy improves—and temperatures rise—tens of millions of people are installing air conditioners. That spells trouble for climate change.
The Public Transit Paradox January 19, 2016 ExplainerUnited StatesJeff Turrentine Gas is crazy cheap. Car sales are through the roof. So why isn’t taxpayer support for mass transit tanking?
The Fight Against Flame Retardants January 18, 2016 NRDC in ActionCaliforniaAlexandra Zissu Thanks to a long-overdue regulatory update and a new labeling law, shoppers can finally find safer furniture.
Growing Green Awards January 18, 2016 DispatchUnited StatesMelissa Denchak Celebrating America’s most influential leaders in the sustainable food movement
Toxin Avenger January 18, 2016 DispatchUnited StatesSarah Engler By following hundreds of children from the womb through adolescence, Dr. Frederica Perera has become a public-health superhero.
Disaster Plan Updates in 2016: A Critical Opportunity for Climate Change Resilience in Maryland, Wisconsin, Wyoming, and Puerto Rico (Part 1 of 5) January 18, 2016 Expert BlogUnited StatesBecky Hammer
9 Places to See Before They're Gone January 17, 2016 How-ToUnited States, Montana, Hawaii, Florida, Maryland, Virginia, Massachusetts, Alaska, Louisiana, Nevada, ArizonaStarre Vartan Due to climate change, these iconic American vacation spots will soon become unrecognizable—or worse, vanish. Pack your bags, quick!
