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Making America Polluted Again
The recent slew of administration attacks on protections for clean water, clean air and food and worker safety could send America back to a time of unchecked pollution.
Read MoreLA Power is Stuck in the Past
Despite clear direction by the Los Angeles City Council to move the city towards 100% renewable energy, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power plans to dump money into new and costly fossil fueled power plants.
Read MoreThe Everglades Under Fire
Florida is taking advantage of the new political environment to try and weasel out of its legal commitment to clean up Everglades National Park.
Read More5 Reasons Congress Shouldn’t Mess with the Endangered Species Act
Gutting this landmark conservation law, which has saved 99 percent of the species it protects, is a terrible idea.
Read MoreThe Dirty 31: Is Your State Arguing Against Clean Water?
More than 30 states have joined polluting industries, corporate agribusinesses and mega-developers in attacking the EPA’s Clean Water Rule.
Read MoreTrump’s Actions on Race and the Environment Speak Much Louder than Recent Anti-Bigotry Claims
President Trump's environmental justice track record bodes ill for black, brown and native communities.
Read MoreThe War on Wolves Act Threatens More than Just Wolves
Legislation introduced in the House and Senate would strip protections from wolves in four states—and take away citizens’ ability to challenge that decision.
Read More‘We could not be idle while our fish were again under siege’
Poor water management on the Klamath River has caused a swift decline in salmon stocks, threatening the Yurok people’s livelihood.
Read MoreFishermen Join Tribes, Conservation Groups, to Protect Klamath River Salmon
The Klamath River has a basic problem: too much water promised to too many people. Now salmon are dying, causing local fishermen and tribal nations to suffer.
Read MoreCelebrating African American Heritage in the National Parks
This February, visit the homes of Harriet Tubman and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and learn about other seminal figures in black history, including the Pullman Porters, the Tuskegee Airmen and the Freedom Riders.
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