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Threat to Cabo Pulmo National Park from Cabo Cortés project re-emerges

October 22, 2014 Expert BlogCarolina Herrera

A Major Agreement That is Good News for Utah Wilderness

October 22, 2014 Expert BlogBobby McEnaney

FRACKING REPORT: 5.4 Million Californians Now Live Within a Mile of Oil or Gas Wells, Majority are People of Color

October 22, 2014 Press ReleaseCalifornia

LOS ANGELES (October 22, 2014) – Nearly five and a half million Californians now live within a mile of an oil or gas well, including nearly 4 million who are people of color. Approximately one-third of those living near wells…

The tar sands train that couldn't

October 21, 2014 Expert BlogAnthony Swift

AWEA's Offshore WINDPOWER Conference & Exhibition Emphasizes Offshore Wind's Bright Future While Also Calling for Action

October 21, 2014 Expert BlogKit Kennedy

This Is How America Will Cut Dangerous Pollution and Stamp Out Our Carbon Footprint

October 21, 2014 Expert BlogFrances Beinecke

The Benefits of Wind Energy in Iowa: A Valuable, Reliable Crop for This Agricultural State

October 20, 2014 Expert BlogKatharine McCormick

How a Koch-Funded Group Attacking Clean Fuels Standards Flubs the Math

October 20, 2014 Expert BlogUnited StatesDr. Simon Mui

Grid Modernization and Public Lands

October 20, 2014 Expert BlogCarl Zichella

Montana Rejects Wolf Stamp

October 17, 2014 Expert BlogZack Strong

Latin America Green News: Peru's melting glaciers, Paraguay's new deforestation fine, Mexico's proposed offshore phosphate mine, Chile's recent oil spill

October 17, 2014 Expert BlogCarolina Herrera

Unpacking the Pennsylvania Greenhouse Gas Regulation Implementation Act: Victory for Big Coal or Much Ado About Nothing?

October 17, 2014 Expert BlogJackson Morris

Pentagon Sees Climate Change as Immediate Security Risk

October 17, 2014 Expert BlogPeter Lehner

Greening Houston

October 17, 2014 DispatchHouston, TexasBrantley Hargrove

The U.S. capital of the oil industry could teach other cities a thing or two about fighting climate change—in a politically inhospitable climate.

Rogue Elephant

October 17, 2014 DispatchIndiana

What happened when the Republican mayor of Carmel, Indiana, bucked his party and embraced sustainability? He got reelected—four times.