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House Natural Resources Committee Convenes to Talk Gas Prices

March 31, 2011 Expert BlogUnited StatesDeron Lovaas

Hurricane Cleanup Is Putting Heat on American Workers

September 27, 2017 Expert BlogJuanita Constible

Extreme heat threatens the health of the workers picking up the pieces after Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria.

New worries about air pollution from oil and gas operations in Colorado

June 20, 2011 Expert BlogUnited States, ColoradoAmy Mall

Illinois Should Lead on Getting the Lead Out of Our Water

February 17, 2023 Expert BlogIllinoisChakena D. Perry

Governor Pritzker’s speech missed an opportunity to outline a plan to protect Illinois children.

Why the Environmental Movement Should Stop Ignoring Asian Americans

May 3, 2021 PerspectivesUnited StatesChristina Choi

A Korean American examines her ancestral past—steeped in colonialism as well as conservation—to explore her values as an environmentalist.

Why NRDC Opposes the Proposed Sites Reservoir

August 9, 2021 Expert BlogCaliforniaDoug Obegi

As proposed, Sites Reservoir would make California’s water problems worse.

What’s Scarier Than Lead in Your Drinking Water?

October 24, 2022 Expert BlogIllinois, ChicagoAngela Guyadeen, Gina Ramirez

October 23–29 is National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week—let’s use the opportunity to take action.

MWD Rolls the Dice with Our Water Supplies During Drought

August 4, 2016 Expert BlogTracy Quinn

After a Century, Chicago-Area Otters Are Back—but They Aren’t the Same

August 7, 2017 DispatchChicago, IllinoisSusan Cosier

These wetland predators are showing scientists a whole new side to otter behavior.

California Moves to Make Paying for EV Charging Easier

August 12, 2019 Expert BlogCaliforniaMiles Muller

California recently approved regulations for public charging stations to ensure people can pay for charging as easily as they pay for gasoline. However, a bill moving through the California Legislature would unwind those regulations, making charging less accessible and less…