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Poof! Go the Petcoke Piles, But Neighbors Still Bracing for Fight in Chicago

July 28, 2015 Press Release

CHICAGO (July 28, 2015) – A letter quietly issued by the City of Chicago ensures that black mounds of oil refining waste will disappear from the landscape of Chicago’s Southeast Side.

Oh, Canada…

July 28, 2015 Latest NewsCanadaBrian Palmer

Meet Timothy Ball, our northerly neighbor’s most prominent climate change denier.

The Old College Try

July 28, 2015 PerspectivesUnited StatesJeff Turrentine

Students are pushing their schools to divest from fossil-fuel companies. Administrations are pushing back. History tells us who will win.

NRDC and Allies Sue Mendocino County AGAIN

July 27, 2015 Expert BlogElly Pepper

Murkowski's Big Oil Giveaway: Profits Over People

July 27, 2015 Expert BlogFranz Matzner

The Persistence of Change: Coal Gets Pushed Off the Podium

July 27, 2015 Expert BlogSierra Martinez

The Algae That (Almost) Ate Toledo

July 27, 2015 DispatchToledo, OhioBarry Yeoman

Summertime in Toledo: Lakeside barbecues, Mud Hens double-headers, and toxic algae blooms.

Achingly Slow Talks on HFC Super-Pollutants -- NRDC Offers IMPACT Tool to Jumpstart Progress

July 26, 2015 Expert BlogDavid Doniger

Making the Impossible Possible? The Senate Moves the DRIVE Act

July 25, 2015 Expert BlogDeron Lovaas

Latest Shell Approval Lights the Fuse on Climate, Environmental Disaster

July 24, 2015 Expert BlogFranz Matzner

ComEd's Energy Efficiency Programs Are Oversubscribed, Showing Huge Popularity and an Overwhelming Demand

July 23, 2015 Expert BlogNick Magrisso

What the Powerful New Energy Efficiency Rules in Maryland Really Mean

July 23, 2015 Expert BlogDeron Lovaas

Regional Coordination and Markets: Key to a Renewable Energy Future

July 23, 2015 Expert BlogCarl Zichella

Multidrug resistant foodborne bug threats on retail meat - Klebsiella, not your usual suspect

July 23, 2015 Expert BlogCarmen Cordova

Lifting the Crude Oil Export Ban Threatens Communities and Climate

July 23, 2015 Expert BlogAnthony Swift