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Pennsylvania on Target to Meet EPA Carbon Pollution Limits with Clean Energy and Efficiency

August 20, 2015 Press Release

HARRISBURG (August 20, 2015) – Pennsylvania can strike a blow against climate change and meet its new federal target for cutting power plant carbon pollution by advancing wind and solar power, boosting energy efficiency and adopting complementary policies to help…

Humans take the SUPER out of SUPERPREDATOR

August 20, 2015 Latest NewsUnited StatesPerrin Ireland

We don’t hunt like the planet’s other carnivores, but that’s not such a good thing.

The Great Boto Botch Job

August 20, 2015 Latest NewsBrazilJason Bittel

How a brilliant marketing move led to the slaughter of thousands of pink river dolphins.

Mind the Gap

August 20, 2015 Latest NewsUnited StatesJeff Turrentine

Millennials don’t just communicate differently from their baby boomer parents—they commute differently, too.

Julian Bond: Immutable Voice for Environmental Justice

August 19, 2015 Expert BlogUnited StatesRhea Suh

Muslim Leaders Call for Climate Action

August 19, 2015 Expert BlogAndrew Wetzler

The Animas River spill and the myth of mine safety

August 19, 2015 Expert BlogJoel Reynolds

Virginia Can Meet and Beat Power Plant Carbon Pollution Limits

August 19, 2015 Press Release

RICHMOND (August 19, 2015) – Virginia can strike a blow against climate change and reach its new federal target for cutting power plant carbon pollution by advancing energy efficiency, boosting wind and solar power, and adopting complementary energy policies that…

Hotter = Drier

August 19, 2015 Latest NewsCaliforniaBrian Palmer

A new study shows how climate change is making the California drought worse.

Tracking Fake Elephant Tusks with GPS in Africa Drives Home Solution in China

August 18, 2015 Expert BlogZak Smith

NRDC Proposal to Evolve Net Metering in California

August 18, 2015 Expert BlogPierre Bull

Seamless Growth Ahead for NRDC's Clean by Design

August 18, 2015 Expert BlogLinda Greer

Hot Water

August 18, 2015 ExplainerWest, United StatesBrian Palmer

Uranium mining threatens aquifers that could provide the drought-stricken West with emergency water supplies.

FEMA Trying to Catch Up to Impacts of Climate Change

August 18, 2015 Expert BlogJoel Scata

Hey, Congress, Quit Blaming the EPA

August 18, 2015 DispatchColoradoBrian Palmer

We’ve created a situation where one bad call can contaminate 300 miles of river with toxic metals. That’s a systemic failure, not an individual failure.