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Additional Opportunity to Provide Input on Critical Clean Water Proposal

October 6, 2014 Press Release

WASHINGTON (October 6, 2014)—The Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers today extended for a second time, until November 14, the public comment period on the proposed Clean Water Protection rule, which would restore Clean Water Act…

Gloomy Days Ahead

October 6, 2014 Latest NewsJason Bittel

Those aren’t tree zits. They’re an epidemic of tiny tree-sapping insects spread by climate change.

Tastes Great, Less Drilling

October 5, 2014 Latest NewsUnited StatesBrian Palmer

Craft brewers unite to save beer's most important ingredient: water.

FDA data suggest more antibiotics used per pound of meat produced

October 4, 2014 Expert BlogJonathan Kaplan

Virginia Joins the 21st Century Energy Economy with its Energy Plan

October 3, 2014 Expert BlogWalton Shepherd

The Numbers Continue to Crunch the Pebble Mine

October 3, 2014 Expert BlogJoel Reynolds

Latin America Green News: Green bills stalled in Mexico, Deforestation up in Peru, Latin America's biodiversity in decline

October 3, 2014 Expert BlogCarolina Herrera

Not-so-smart ALEC: CEO of climate-denial group says "I don't know the science" on climate

October 3, 2014 Expert BlogAliya Haq

Envisioning a Sustainable Chile

October 3, 2014 ReportChile

Protecting the Southeast Side and All of Chicago

October 3, 2014 Expert BlogChicagoHenry Henderson

Wall Street Journal Smoking Something on Carbon Pollution Lawsuit

October 2, 2014 Expert BlogDavid Doniger

812 Million Ways Louisiana Could Have Made Itself More Resilient

October 2, 2014 Expert BlogRob Moore

Setting the record straight on the Governor's CEQA reform proposal

October 2, 2014 Expert BlogAmanda Eaken

The Tar Sands Bubble

October 2, 2014 Latest NewsUnited States, CanadaBrian Palmer

Without KXL, tar sands are a bad investment. By fighting the pipeline, activists have disrupted the industry’s bottom line.

Don’t Drink the Farm

October 2, 2014 Latest NewsUnited StatesSusan Cosier

Agriculture runoff is choking Lake Erie. Are lawmakers finally ready to tell farmers to knock it off?