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Too Early, Too Late, Too Lame: Three Strikes Against the Latest Legal Attack on EPA's Clean Power Plan

August 3, 2014 Expert BlogDavid Doniger

From the Heart: Americans Speak Out for EPA's Work to Safeguard Health and Curb Climate Change

August 1, 2014 Expert BlogFrances Beinecke

Community Alternative for I-710 Freeway Expansion Moves Forward

August 1, 2014 Expert BlogRamya Sivasubramanian

May/June/July 2014 Legislative Threats to the Endangered Species Act

August 1, 2014 Expert BlogUnited StatesElly Pepper

Germany on fracking: "the dangers of this technology are too great"

July 31, 2014 Expert BlogAmy Mall

EPA's Pittsburgh Hearing on the Clean Power Plan: My Comments

July 31, 2014 Expert BlogJackson Morris

EPA Endorses New & Improved Beach Water Quality Safety Threshold

July 31, 2014 Press Release

WASHINGTON (July 31, 2014) – In a move designed to protect more than 180 million people who visit America’s coastal and Great Lakes beaches every year, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) today announced stronger National Beach Guidance for all…

When Big Mains Break, Wasted Water is Only the Beginning

July 31, 2014 Expert BlogUnited StatesEd Osann

EPA's Holds Clean Power Plan Hearings In DC, Atlanta, Denver, and Pittsburgh

July 30, 2014 Expert BlogDavid Doniger

FERC Commissioners: Clean Power Plan Doesn't Spell Doom for Grid Reliability

July 30, 2014 Expert BlogAllison Clements

The Pinto Abalone Deserves Protection Under the Endangered Species Act

July 30, 2014 Fact SheetUnited States, WestBrad Sewell

New report: Drinking water at risk from poorly regulated oil and gas waste injection

July 29, 2014 Expert BlogAmy Mall

New York City's History-Making Recycling Law Turns 25 Years Old (Part I)

July 29, 2014 Expert BlogEric A. Goldstein

New York City’s landmark recycling statute celebrated its 25th birthday.

EPA's Denver hearing on the Clean Power Plan: My comments

July 29, 2014 Expert BlogNoah Long

NRDC Report Helps Guide Major Fuel Buyers to Sustainable Biofuels Procurement

July 29, 2014 Press Release

WASHINGTON (July 29, 2014)—Amid increasing interest in alternative transportation fuels, a new report shows how federal agencies and other large commercial customers can buy sustainably produced biofuels and avoid those linked to major deforestation, destroyed wildlife habitat and fouled waterways.