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Strong Showing from City Energy Project Participants in EPA's #EnergyStarTopCities

April 11, 2014 Expert BlogKimi Narita

Fracking Linked to Earthquakes in Ohio

April 11, 2014 Expert BlogOhioBriana Mordick

The San Joaquin: One of America's most endangered rivers poised for a come-back

April 10, 2014 Expert BlogMonty Schmitt

Fed Up with Our Dysfunctional Food System

April 10, 2014 Expert BlogUnited StatesPeter Lehner

Los Angeles Bans Indiscriminate Snares and Traps

April 10, 2014 Expert BlogDamon Nagami

Powerful New Showtime Series Tells the Story of Life in the Age of Climate Change

April 10, 2014 Expert BlogFrances Beinecke

New Organization Could Help Push Energy Efficiency Programs to Even Higher Levels

April 10, 2014 Expert BlogPeter Miller

House Natural Resources To Mark Up Anti-Endangered Species Act Bills

April 9, 2014 Expert BlogElly Pepper

Driving Into an Age of Increasing Oil Freedom

April 9, 2014 Expert BlogDeron Lovaas

Heartland Institute releases new fake science report, shoots self in foot

April 9, 2014 Expert BlogAliya Haq

To Maintain a "Competitive Advantage" on Water Supply, New York Must Step-Up Its Game on Water Conservation

April 9, 2014 Expert BlogLarry Levine

Water Agencies’ Drought Plan Needs Balance

April 9, 2014 Press ReleaseCalifornia

SACRAMENTO (April 9, 2014) – The California Department of Water Resources and U.S. Bureau of Reclamation today released their proposed 2014 Drought Operations Plan, a proposal that waives key environmental standards to the detriment of the majority of Californians.

Setting the Record Straight on CEA's Letter to the Secretary of Energy

April 8, 2014 Expert BlogNoah Horowitz

Biomass: Not Carbon Neutral and Often Not Clean

April 8, 2014 Expert BlogNathanael Greene

New York City Illustrates Gaps In Flood Insurance Debate

April 8, 2014 Expert BlogRob Moore