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Hawai‘i Regulators Read Riot Act To Utility
The Hawai‘i Public Utilities Commission tells Hawai‘i’s main electric utility (HECO) to start moving to a clean energy model of the future.
Read MoreNew Mexico's New Monument
President Obama designated half-a-million acres of Chihuahuan desert ecosystem as the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument.
Read MoreFriday Finds: Lady Liberty Takes a Dive
The Statue of Liberty’s torch-bearing arm may become a distress signal as sea levels rise.
Read MoreNew Name, Same Game
The men behind the poisoning of West Virginia’s drinking water begin anew.
Read MoreCourts Demand Clean Air for Americans
Over the last few weeks, the nation’s federal courts—including the Supreme Court—have blessed Americans with four major clean air victories.
Read MoreVictory for Canyonlands
The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals has issued a decision that prevents the state of Utah and San Juan County from turning a creek in Canyonlands National Park into a highway for off-roaders.
Read MorePollution Is Ruining Florida's Springs
Florida’s 900+ freshwater springs are filling with algae because of poor stewardship by the state.
Read MoreUpdate: Menhaden Fishing Cap – Promising Results for the Most Important Fish in the Sea
By 2011, it was estimated that menhaden had been reduced to just 10 percent of their historic levels. Something had to be done.
Read MorePlan Advances to Aid San Pedro River
A plan to aid the San Pedro River seeks to balance needs of endangered species and Fort Huachuca.
Read MoreCoral and Parrotfish: The Fight for Recovery
Earthjustice sued the National Marine Fisheries service to better protect coral, and won. The 2013 decision will help protect parrotfish and coral, but only if the National Marine Fisheries Service uses the new data to improve management. The agency must do more to restore Caribbean reefs.
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