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Groups Provide a Solar Energy Stopgap for Puerto Ricans Living without Power
An environmental coalition has distributed 6,000 solar lanterns among Puerto Ricans who are still living without power.
Read MoreWe’re Suing Pruitt for Ignoring the Law That Would Clean Up Smog
Pruitt isn’t taking the necessary, legally required first step toward getting smog levels reduced, so we're headed to court.
Read MoreLooking for Climate Leadership in the Trump Era? Try Cities Like Los Angeles.
Angelenos are refusing to treat fossil fuel infrastructure as a necessary evil.
Read MoreThe Great Fossil Fuel Giveaway of 2018
If passed, the SECURE Energy Act would torpedo conservation in our oceans and on our public lands.
Read More‘Recovery’ Plan for Mexican Gray Wolf Further Threatens this Endangered Species
A plan by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service aims low, involving too small a habitat and too few wolves.
Read MoreHow to Talk to Your Relatives About Climate Change (And Maybe Change Their Minds)
There's no time like the holidays to engage your loved ones on this important issue.
Read MoreFlorida Towns Started Banning Styrofoam. Then Industry Crumpled the Movement.
The city of Coral Gables is going to court to keep its beaches clean.
Read MoreNi un parque más: El proyecto de ley que ignora la voluntad del pueblo
Considerando el aprecio que le tenemos a nuestras tierras, lagos y mares, uno pensaría que nadie, ni siquiera la industria privada, amenazaría a los monumentos nacionales a la Ley de Antigüedades. Pero no es así.
Read MoreTrump’s Consumer Advocate Nominee Often Fights Consumers
Industry attorney Dana Baiocco is just the latest in a series of Trump picks that put people at the helm of regulatory agencies they have spent their careers attacking.
Read More‘No New Parks’ Bill Ignores the Will of the American People
Rep. Rob Bishop’s bill misses the mark on the role protected national monuments and national parks play in the lives of everyday Americans.
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