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New Jersey: The Solar Garden State
For some, a lack of rooftop space or funds for solar panel installation can make clean energy unattainable. New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy just signed a bill to change that.
Read MoreWe’re Suing to Make Industry Clean Up Its Own Messes
It’s time the dirtiest polluters in the country pay for their own toxic messes, instead of skipping town and leaving taxpayers with the bill.
Read MoreThe House Farm Bill is Really a Harm Bill
The bill on which representatives will vote this week is a disaster not only for our wildlife, but also for a nation that needs to be fed.
Read MoreUna receta para el desastre
Por años hemos sabido de siete aditivos en nuestra comida que causan cáncer, pero la FDA se niega a prohibirlos.
Read MoreAt Power Plant Approval Meeting, Paid Actors Spoke While Residents Were Locked Out
We've asked the Louisiana attorney general to investigate a New Orleans City Council meeting where actors were paid to speak in favor of placing a gas plant in a neighborhood that didn't want it there.
Read MoreJoven que creció rodeada de toxinas de carbón clama por salvaguardas de salud. La EPA ofrece lo contrario
El administrador de la EPA, Scott Pruitt, quiere debilitar una ley que protege a personas como Mabette Colon de los desechos tóxicos de carbón.
Read MoreMeet the People Whose Culture and Economic Stability Are Tied to Klamath River Salmon
To understand the importance of the latest court ruling, listen to those who depend on Klamath River salmon for their way of life.
Read MoreTeen Who Grew up Beside a Coal Ash Pile Would Like a Word With the EPA
EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt wants to weaken a rule that protects people like Mabette Colon from toxic coal waste.
Read MoreCourt Rules Mega-Dairies Can’t Keep Spreading Mega Waste in Secret
The New York Supreme Court sided with environmental groups, telling the state to revise a permit that has allowed huge industrial dairies to spread tons of manure onto nearby land without adequate safeguards.
Read MoreGrassroots Activists Just Proved Big Oil Can’t Buy Its Way Into America’s Hometowns
Thanks to a grassroots uprising and Earthjustice litigation, the city of Vancouver, Washington, has delivered a huge blow to the largest oil-by-rail project proposal in North America.
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