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How Low Oil Prices Can Be Good for the Environment

January 12, 2016 Expert BlogDr. David B. Goldstein

Soft in the Middle

January 12, 2016 DispatchMidwestSusan Cosier

What’s up with the Midwest’s warm and soggy winter weather?

Energy Efficiency - Good for the Economy and the Environment - Gains Ground

January 12, 2016 Expert BlogSheryl Carter

Exide and Quemetco: Comparing the Clean Up of L.A.'s Lead Battery Plants

January 12, 2016 Expert BlogDavid Pettit

The President is Right – Much Work Remains After Year of Historic Progress

January 12, 2016 Press ReleaseUnited States

NRDC’s Suh: We Will Redouble Our Efforts in 2016

The Annual Republican Piñata, the Environmental Protection Agency Budget

January 11, 2016 Expert BlogScott Slesinger

Coal Bankruptcies Could Leave Taxpayers Holding the Bag for Millions in Clean-up Costs: Urgent need to shift away from dirty fuels to clean energy solutions

January 11, 2016 Expert BlogAmanda Jahshan

Climate Change Literature that Made Waves in 2015

January 11, 2016 Expert BlogRob Moore

U.S. Groups Call on Canadian Boreal Forest Protection

January 11, 2016 Expert BlogDanielle Droitsch

New Legislative Package Announced to Protect Californians from Air Pollution, Health Impacts of Aliso Canyon Natural Gas Leak

January 11, 2016 Press ReleaseCalifornia

NORTHRIDGE (January 11, 2016) – Senators Kevin de León and Fran Pavley announced a package of new legislation that builds on Gov. Brown’s state of emergency declaration to ensure protections for Californians impacted by the natural gas leak in Porter…

Cal/EPA Assessment Finds Pesticide Chlorpyrifos Poses Risks to California Children

January 11, 2016 Press ReleaseCalifornia

SAN FRANCISCO (January 11, 2016) – A long awaited health assessment from the California Environmental Protection Agency (Cal/EPA) finds that children are at risk from the dangerous agricultural pesticide chlorpyrifos. The chemical is a widely-used toxic pesticide that can interfere…

‘Nowhere to Go but Up’

January 8, 2016 DispatchMidwestBarry Yeoman

Don’t blame the recent flooding along the Mississippi River on the rain. We created this mess.

Independent Expert Scientists Confirm Flaws in EPA Fracking Study

January 8, 2016 Expert BlogBriana Mordick

New Federal Dietary Guidelines Call for Less Meat

January 7, 2016 Press Release

WASHINGTON, D.C. (January 7, 2016) – Many Americans, especially men and teenage boys, eat too much red meat, poultry and eggs, and should reduce their consumption, according to new federal dietary guidelines jointly released today by the U.S. Department of…

EPA Acknowledges Neonicotinoid Pesticides Harm Bees, Exposes Flawed Approval Process that Greenlights Unsafe Chemicals for Widespread Use

January 7, 2016 Press Release

WASHINGTON (January 7, 2016) – The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released the first risk assessment of neonicotinoid pesticides (or neonics), which have long been associated with harm to bees and other pollinators. In the assessment, the EPA concluded that neonics…