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Bill for disclosure of flame retardants in furniture would help consumers choose safer products

March 27, 2014 Expert BlogDr. Veena Singla

The Right Way to Protect Elephants

March 27, 2014 Expert BlogElly Pepper

Should electricity be priced like an all-you-can-eat buffet? Probably not

March 27, 2014 Expert BlogUnited StatesDylan Sullivan

Closing Clean Water Act Loophole Will Restore Drinking Water and Flood Protections for Millions

March 26, 2014 Expert BlogPeter Lehner

Protecting the Law That Protects Our National Treasures

March 26, 2014 Expert BlogBobby McEnaney

BP's Lake Michigan Oil Spill: More mess and less transparency from the refinery Chicagoans love to hate

March 26, 2014 Expert BlogHenry Henderson

Good News from America's Heartland: Another Attack on Clean Energy Falls Short

March 26, 2014 Expert BlogPierre Bull

More Research and Data Needed on Induced Earthquakes from Oil and Gas Operations

March 26, 2014 Expert BlogUnited StatesBriana Mordick

FDA’s Antibiotics Plan Misses the Mark

March 26, 2014 Press Release

WASHINGTON (March 26, 2014) – The U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) today released a progress report on its voluntary approach to reducing the use of antibiotics in farm animals, which relies on collaboration with the pharmaceutical industry.

New Report: 7 Million People Died from Air Pollution in 2012

March 25, 2014 Expert BlogEmily Davis

Cheers to protecting the streams and wetlands that make great beer possible

March 25, 2014 Expert BlogKaren Hobbs

A Blue Budget Beyond Sequester: Taking care of our oceans

March 25, 2014 Expert BlogAlexandra Adams

Energy Efficiency Progress by America's Utilities: An Update

March 25, 2014 Expert BlogRalph Cavanagh

Air Pollution is Killing Millions around the World, says World Health Organization

March 25, 2014 Press Release

WASHINGTON (March 25, 2014) – An estimated seven million people around the world in 2012 died prematurely as a result of air pollution– making dirty air the largest single environmental health risk we face, the World Health Organization reported today…

NJ Court: Gov. Christie Illegally Repealed Climate Change Pollution Rules

March 25, 2014 Press Release

TRENTON (March 25, 2014)—A New Jersey court ruled this morning that the Christie Administration broke the law when it excused power plants from complying with regulations limiting dangerous climate-changing pollution.