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NRDC Report: Latinos Are Especially Hard-hit by Climate Change

October 13, 2016 Press Release

WASHINGTON – The nation’s 56 million Latinos are especially vulnerable to the health threats posed by climate change because of where they live, work and lack access to health care, a report released today by the Natural Resources Defense Council…

Redford and Other Leaders Encourage Americans to Say No to Dirty Fuels and Yes to Clean Energy

September 16, 2013 Expert BlogFrances Beinecke

Oil & Oceans Don’t Mix: Say No to New Offshore Drilling

June 13, 2017 Expert BlogAdrianna Quintero

Communities across the country have already declared their opposition to expanded offshore drilling and are sending a message to our elected leaders.

Toledo's Drinking Water Crisis

August 4, 2014 Expert BlogKaren Hobbs

Systems Based Ag Solutions Required for Systemic Ag Problems

October 29, 2020 Expert BlogCaliforniaArohi Sharma, Lena Brook

Now is the time for reimagining what our natural and working lands, and broader food and agricultural economy, looks like.

This Lawyer Is Ensuring the Fight for a Just and Clean Energy Future in Puerto Rico Remains Front and Center

September 12, 2022 NRDC in ActionPuerto RicoCarmen Cusido

Five years after Hurricane Maria, NRDC’s Luis Martinez remains committed to helping develop solar projects that make the archipelago more equitable for those most in need.

Momentum Builds to Save Arctic and Atlantic Oceans for Good

November 18, 2016 Expert BlogNiel Lawrence, Franz Matzner, Alexandra Adams

Overwhelming Majority of Latinos Want Strong Presidential Action to Combat Climate Change, Poll Shows

January 23, 2014 Press Release

Pollsters: In comparable surveys on Latino priorities, only immigration reform scored higher levels of intensity

99.5 Percent of Puerto Rico’s Population Served from Drinking Water Systems that Violated Federal Standards

May 10, 2017 Press Release

More than 3.4 million residents served by water systems that violated the Safe Drinking Water Act in 2015

Nuestro Futuro: Latinos a Growing Force for Climate Action

October 13, 2016 Expert BlogAdrianna Quintero

EPA’s Policy of Ignoring Pollution Comes to an End

August 31, 2020 Press Release

WASHINGTON – Today marks the end of an Environmental Protection Agency non-enforcement policy that gave industries permission to stop monitoring and reporting pollution for reasons related to COVID-19—with no requirement to notify EPA or the public. This unnecessary policy put…