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From Cecil to Echo, Slaughter of Endangered Animals Stampedes On
Cecil the lion and Echo the gray wolf are just two of an untold number of protected animals killed by hunters and poachers each year.
Read MoreThree Myths Pushed by Polluters to Avoid Improving Air Quality
We explore three myths fueled by distortions and misinformation that are key tactics in polluters' efforts to avoid cleaning up their air pollution.
Read MoreThe EPA’s Dismal Civil Rights Record Takes Center Stage
A new report and investigative series shows that the EPA's Office of Civil Rights hasn’t been doing its job.
Read More‘Blood on the Mountain’ Paints a Damning Portrait of West Virginia Coal
In this visceral documentary, filmmakers trace the dirty history of coal mining and mountaintop removal that has devastated Appalachia.
Read MoreNine States Prove Cutting Carbon Saves Money, Generates Jobs
A new report shows how nine northeastern states have reduced electricity costs and fossil fuel imports while also increasing jobs through the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, providing a great example for other states to follow.
Read MoreLatino Communities Demand Congress, EPA Step Up to Fight Asthma
Latino community advocates visited Washington, D.C. to urge members of Congress and the EPA to craft a strong Clean Power Plan to cut air pollution.
Read MoreHuge Victory from the Ninth Circuit Protects the Tongass National Forest
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has protected the roadless portions of the Tongass National Forest—the largest and wildest national forest—from new road-building and logging.
Read MoreIt’s Time to Be Drought Intolerant
Want to help the drought? Draw a bath, call your senator, and let your worries soak away.
Read MoreCut Carbon Emissions by Heating and Cooling Your Home the Right Way
A Colorado HVAC specialist gives the straight scoop: Many companies profit from installing fuel-guzzling furnaces and air conditioners.
Read MoreBuenos Dias, D.C. — An Introduction to the Dangers of Coal Ash
This week, Earthjustice legislative representative Andrea Delgado sat down with Buenos Dias D.C., host Nestor Bravo on Univision in Washington, D.C. to talk about the dangers of coal ash.
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