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Our Ocean If We Want It

April 10, 2015 PerspectivesUnited StatesDavid Helvarg

An author of a new book says the sea will surely outlive us (but our bad habits are scarring it forever).

How Much Oil?

April 10, 2015 ExplainerInternationalBrian Palmer

Experts still don’t agree on the amount of oil that gushed into the Gulf—but everyone knows it was a lot.

Another Unpopular Pipeline: Canadians Prefer Protecting the Climate Over Building Energy East and Expanding the Tar Sands

April 9, 2015 Expert BlogJosh Axelrod

New Standards Put California on Track to Save Over 100 Billion Gallons of Water Annually

April 9, 2015 Expert BlogNoah Horowitz

New York's High Court to Rule on Cleanup Requirements for Hundreds of Rivers, Bays, Lakes

April 9, 2015 Expert BlogBecky Hammer

First, the Good News

April 9, 2015 Latest NewsUnited StatesBrian Palmer

A new study shows simple fishing restrictions can bring coral reefs back to life—but only if we stop emitting so much carbon dioxide.

America’s Best Idea, Executed Poorly

April 9, 2015 Latest NewsUnited StatesBrian Palmer

A study says that if we want to prevent extinction, we’re protecting the wrong areas of the country. Can't we do both?

Empty Nests

April 9, 2015 PerspectivesLouisianaSarah Craig, Rocky Kistner

A Louisiana oysterman wants to pass on his trade to his grandkids—if only there were any oysters left to catch.

Gulf Dead Zone pollution case: EPA can't dodge court scrutiny or the Clean Water Act

April 8, 2015 Expert BlogAnn Alexander

Los Angeles' Sustainable City pLAn Unveils Ambitious Goals to Improve Energy Efficiency in Buildings

April 8, 2015 Expert BlogKimi Narita

Going solar should be no more difficult than getting cable TV

April 8, 2015 Expert BlogPierre Bull

Bridging the Clean Energy Divide

April 8, 2015 Expert BlogSusan Casey-Lefkowitz

San Benito County's Bright & Fracking-Free Future

April 8, 2015 Expert BlogGiulia C.S. Good Stefani

California Energy Commission Takes Step to Save California Billions of Gallons of Water

April 8, 2015 Expert BlogTracy Quinn

Report: Low-Income Americans Will See Major Health, Job, Cost Saving Benefits from Clean Energy, Reduced Carbon Pollution

April 8, 2015 Press Release

CHICAGO (April 8, 2015)—While climate change threatens the public health and economic well-being of everyone, low-income Americans are especially vulnerable to the extreme weather and dramatic increases in electricity costs associated with global warming, according to a new report released…