Part 1: The Real Cost of Food

States are unlawfully allowing more air pollution in already overburdened communities, violating federal public health standards and creating “sacrifice zones”

Earthjustice’s attorneys and policy experts rated the administration’s progress.

Maryland has proposed history-making legislation that could make the state a leader in climate action

Plenty of legal options remain for communities to protect health and safety – and achieve crucial zero emissions goals – by transitioning buildings away from fossil fuels

Republicans’ first major legislative package is a giveaway to corporate polluters.

New rule ensures gradual transition to more efficient electric heat pumps, and is likely to set a trend in other regions

Three Eugene residents request changes to the ballot language on a referendum NW Natural is seeking to block electrification progress

Joint nonprofit group comments on the EPA’s Supplemental New Source Performance Standards (NSPS) proposal

We’ll continue to advocate for the strongest possible standards to drastically reduce methane pollution

Environmental justice group comments on the EPA’s Supplemental New Source Performance Standards (NSPS) proposal.

New research links childhood asthma to gas stoves. Thankfully, this isn’t a problem without a solution.

BLM must do more to prevent wasteful flaring and protect communities

We’ll continue to advocate for the strongest possible standards to seriously reduce methane pollution

Our bodies should not be the dumping ground for dirty industries. The technology to dramatically reduce harmful methane pollution is available today, and major polluters should be required to use it.

Legal action seeks to clarify local authority for land under NorthWestern’s methane gas plant near Laurel

Community and environmental groups have asked a court to clarify the municipal zoning authority for NorthWestern Energy’s proposed methane gas-fired power plant near Laurel, MT.

Agriculture produces more methane than the U.S. oil and gas sector, a heat-trapping greenhouse gas more potent than carbon dioxide