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With California charting a course for zero-emissions rail, some of America’s oldest monopolies are conniving to hit the brakes on clean air. Don’t believe their misinformation.

A new approach to mega warehouse pollution is showing early success in the fight against diesel pollution. Everyone should be talking about Indirect Source Rules.

Environmental groups have been fighting the project for more than five years

Predominantly working class Latino community targeted with a disproportionate number of industrial projects

California is not just staying in the running, but picking up the pace for zero emissions.

Bill would help clean New Jersey’s air at a time of exploding warehouse and port pollution

“People should care about what’s going on here because all of us benefit from the goods movement system — no matter where you live.”

Maryland looks to an electric ride for its youngest residents.

A new policy combined with state funding will speed up Washington’s transition to all-electric, zero-emission school buses.

All types of vehicle personalities have a place in the clean energy transition.

Yasmine Agelidis, Attorney, California Office, Earthjustice: “One thousand people are passing away earlier than they would otherwise, just because of diesel locomotives.”

Electric buses save kids’ lungs and save school districts money.

Environmental justice advocates win big on path for states and local governments to regulate pollution from locomotives

Poses serious risks to drinking water sources

Assembly Members Jeffrey Dinowtiz and Karines Reyes, and Senator Sepúlveda rallied with union leaders, community members, and advocates to urge Governor Hochul to include the Green Transit, Green Jobs, Bill in Budget

Where the warehouse project is located, its likely impacts, and how you can get involved

We’re creating a zero-emissions reality from coast to coast.

Communities across California called on air regulators more than two decades ago to address the diesel crisis poisoning communities near railyards—and the California Air Resources Board is finally taking bold action.