NIMBY By Any Other Name July 16, 2015 DispatchMarylandJeff Turrentine Light-rail proponents in Maryland just won support from their Republican governor. Why is a self-styled “environmental” group standing in their way?
Burlington, VT: Recognized by the United Nations as a Model of Sustainability July 15, 2015 Expert BlogHannah Robinson
Coal’s War on Wildlife July 15, 2015 Fact SheetUnited StatesAmanda Jahshan Wildlife Bears the Burden of Big Coal’s Failure to Reclaim Western Lands
NRDC Map Demonstrates Nation's Reliance on Groundwater Amid Growing Water Scarcity Crisis July 15, 2015 Expert BlogLance Larson
If You Don’t Use Your Bones, You Lose Them—Unless You’re a Hibernating Bear July 15, 2015 Latest NewsUnited StatesPerrin Ireland A weekly roundup of the best in science journalism, doodled.
Proof in the Climate Pudding: Mass-Based Plans Help States Cut Carbon Pollution and Grow Economies July 15, 2015 Expert BlogUnited StatesJackson Morris
As fresh as a...toxic chemical waste dump? The ugly truth about some feminine care products July 15, 2015 Expert BlogDr. Veena Singla
Addressing Extreme Weather Requires a National Approach: The PREPARE Act Offers a Solution July 15, 2015 Expert BlogJoel Scata
Senator Kirk, the World Is Looking for Climate Action (And We Are Too) July 14, 2015 Expert BlogHenry Henderson
Think Globally, Act Locally: Building Community Clean Energy Capacity in New York State July 14, 2015 Expert BlogDonna De Costanzo
Home Idle Load: Devices Wasting Huge Amounts of Electricity When Not in Active Use July 14, 2015 Issue PaperUnited StatesPierre Delforge
Orangutan Accounting 101 July 14, 2015 ExplainerInternationalJason Bittel To save a species, scientists first need to know how many members it has left.