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Lifting the Crude Oil Export Ban Threatens Communities and Climate

July 23, 2015 Expert BlogAnthony Swift

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

Rapid Warming (Not Hunters) Killed the Woolly Mammoth

July 23, 2015 Latest NewsUnited StatesBrian Palmer

More evidence that nature is bigger than us.

Less Mercury Pollution, Less Mercury in Bluefish. Hmm…

July 23, 2015 Latest NewsUnited StatesPerrin Ireland

A weekly roundup of the best in science journalism, doodled.

Voluntary EPA Program to Reduce Methane from Oil & Gas Industry Won’t Cut It

July 23, 2015 Press Release

WASHINGTON, D.C. (July 23, 2015) – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency today released a proposed voluntary initiative for reducing methane pollution from the oil and gas industry, called the Natural Gas STAR Methane Challenge Program.

A Bit of Good News for the Ozone Layer

July 23, 2015 Expert BlogUnited StatesDavid Doniger

Clean Power Plan Foes Batting 0 for 6 in the Courts

July 22, 2015 Expert BlogDavid Doniger

House Bill Would Keep You in the Dark about What's in Your Food

July 22, 2015 Expert BlogMae Wu

Un llamado a la acción por nuestra casa común

July 22, 2015 Expert BlogAdrianna Quintero

Don't Drink Porpoise Milk

July 22, 2015 Latest NewsUnited StatesBrian Palmer

It still contains PCBs.

‘Misguided’ Arctic Drilling Permit Approval has ‘Lit Fuse’ on Disaster for Pristine Ocean, Climate

July 22, 2015 Press Release

WASHINGTON (July 22, 2015) – Shell was granted federal permits today that clear the way for the oil company to begin drilling in the Arctic Ocean.

Look Out Below: NYC Begins Draining 95 Billion Gallon Cannonsville Reservoir

July 21, 2015 Expert BlogEric A. Goldstein

To Reduce Pollution - Congress Must Support Clean Energy

July 21, 2015 Expert BlogMarc Boom

Remember the Kalamazoo

July 21, 2015 DispatchMichiganBrian Palmer

Five years ago, a pipeline spilled a million gallons of tar sands crude into a Michigan river—and we’re still cleaning it up.