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What Is Environmental Racism?

May 24, 2023 GuideUnited States, InternationalMaudlyne Ihejirika

This form of systemic racism disproportionately burdens communities of color.

Colorado Leads the Way with a Climate-aligned Hydrogen Course

May 18, 2023 Expert BlogColoradoPete Budden

The Biden administration and other states should take note and follow suit.

Moving from Uncertainty to Opportunity for Oil and Gas Workers

May 10, 2023 Expert BlogLouisianaClaudia Blanco Nuñez, Josh Axelrod

A recent report from True Transition captures a range of oil and gas worker experiences and finds potential for a skills transfer between fossil fuel and renewable energy jobs.

Public Land Grab: Senate Bill Gifts Miners Pass to Pollute

April 28, 2023 Expert BlogWest, Nevada, Idaho, United StatesJosh Axelrod

Senators Catherine Cortez-Masto (D-NV) and Jim Risch (R-ID) have introduced legislation that makes it easier for mining companies and others to acquire rights to federal land and to be able to use them as dumping grounds and worse. The legislation…

Failing to Meet Our Climate Goals Is Not an Option

April 26, 2023 ExplainerUnited StatesNicole Greenfield

There’s more than one way the United States can nullify its climate emissions by 2050, but these strategies would make the journey a lot easier. 

How Efficiency Will Help Get Us to Net Zero by 2050

April 26, 2023 Expert BlogUnited StatesLauren Urbanek, Luke Tonachel, Jackie Wong

Efficiency will make our transition to a clean energy future cheaper and more cost-effective—and more comfortable, too.

IRA Clean Hydrogen Tax Credit: Debunking Five Myths

April 24, 2023 Expert BlogUnited StatesPete Budden, Rachel Fakhry

New evidence is in: The case for the three pillars is ironclad.

Poor-Quality HVAC Installs Are Costing Us. A Solution Is Within Reach.

April 17, 2023 Expert BlogCaliforniaKiki Velez, Merrian Borgeson

Only 10 percent of HVAC installations in California receive a permit—resulting in higher energy bills, climate emissions, and health and safety risks in homes. The state legislature can act now by passing SB 795 (Stern) to improve permit compliance.

Proposed Funding Cuts Would Take Us Backward

April 12, 2023 Expert BlogUnited StatesJeff Slyfield

A 22 percent funding cut to our government agencies would slow our progress to a clean energy future.

Diving into the Ocean Climate Action Plan

March 29, 2023 Expert BlogUnited StatesValerie Cleland

The Biden administration’s new plan includes a series of agency actions aimed at ocean-related climate solutions.

The Future Is All-Electric. Why Are We Spending Millions on Gas?

March 27, 2023 Expert BlogUnited StatesKiki Velez

Gas rates are high and poised to get higher. States are running out of time to keep energy costs low with a managed gas transition.

"Natural" Gas Is Expensive and Dangerous. We Can Do Better.

February 18, 2023 Expert BlogIllinoisJ.C. Kibbey

Large gas utilities in Illinois are pushing for a historically large rate increase. Now is the time to make the switch to cleaner home appliances.

To Prevent More Wildfires, New Mexico Needs Climate Action

February 16, 2023 Expert BlogNew MexicoClaire Lang-Ree

These wildfires were a blazing warning sign about our changing climate we must not ignore.

Let’s Finish the Job for Cleaner Cars

February 16, 2023 Expert BlogUnited StatesBritt Carmon, Kathy Harris

While much clean car progress is being made, it is critical that the Biden administration and EPA Administrator Michael Regan finish the job and set the strongest possible standards for clean vehicles.

New York Is Exposing the Fashion Industry for What It Is: a Climate Nightmare

February 13, 2023 DispatchNew York, New York City, InternationalNicole Greenfield

The state’s Fashion Act seeks to set a new trend of holding big brands accountable for their exploitation of workers and the environment.