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Ensure Thriving Populations of Wolves

August 31, 2015 OverviewUnited States

NRDC has been fighting to maintain strong wolf safeguards and to ensure populations rebound fully.

Kotzebue Calling

August 31, 2015 DispatchAlaska, ArcticBruce Barcott

President Obama’s trip to the Arctic will reveal some cold, hard truths about the fossil-fuel industry’s impact on Alaskans.

A Conversation with NRDC’s President

August 31, 2015 NRDC in ActionUnited States

Rhea Suh explains how her lifelong passion of the environment and becoming a mother drew her to an organization that "gets things done."

India's Red-Hot Problem

August 31, 2015 NRDC in ActionGujarat, Ahmedabad, IndiaKim Castleberry

Fighting deadly heat waves is futile, but preparing for them might wind up saving thousands of lives across the country.

5 Ways Cities Are Preparing for a Dry (or Flooded) Future

August 31, 2015 ExplainerUnited StatesKim Castleberry

Ditch-diggers and cement trucks? Try trees and rainwater cisterns. City planners across the country are realizing that green infrastructure is the key to climate resilience.

Yes, California Can Cut Our Need for Petroleum in Half by 2030. Here's How.

August 28, 2015 Expert BlogDr. Simon Mui

Elevated Indoor Air Pollution Levels During NDTV Breathe Clean Conclave in New Delhi

August 28, 2015 Expert BlogAnjali Jaiswal

How a California State Agency Is Dropping the Ball on Water Efficiency During an Epic Drought

August 28, 2015 Expert BlogTracy Quinn

Time for Presidential Leadership in the Arctic

August 28, 2015 Expert BlogRhea Suh

Dirty Air Campaign Opposing Safe Air for Americans Founded on Falsehoods

August 28, 2015 Expert BlogJohn Walke

Clean Water Rule Litigation Update: Let's All Just Take a Breath

August 28, 2015 Expert BlogJon Devine

The Speed Sweet Spot

August 28, 2015 ExplainerUnited StatesBrian Palmer

Not too fast, not too slow—how driving speed and free-flowing traffic can lower the carbon emissions from our tailpipes.

Not-So-Vacant Lots

August 28, 2015 DispatchNew Orleans, LouisianaAlisa Opar

From birds to trees to rats, post-Katrina New Orleans is a study in “disaster ecology.”

How the Dirty Air Campaign Opposing Safe Air for Americans Pushes Falsehoods About Job Losses

August 27, 2015 Expert BlogJohn Walke

Water and Wastewater Systems Are Still At-Risk 10 Years after Katrina

August 27, 2015 Expert BlogBen Chou