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The administration’s repeal of a key scientific finding on climate will harm millions.

Residents in the Phoenix area will continue to be exposed to dangerous ozone air pollution with this free pass

Public interest groups and state of Colorado challenge DOE’s emergency order

Public interest organizations filed a challenge in federal court to overturn the Trump administration’s illegal emergency order extending the life of Colorado’s Craig Unit 1, a coal-burning power plant.

The final rule leaves communities around these facilities vulnerable to dangerous, cancer-causing air pollutants

More than 14 million people in the US live near sterilizer facilities that emit one of the most toxic air pollutants regulated by the agency

Public has right to know NorthWestern’s data center plans under state constitution

El análisis de impacto ambiental de la ciudad se consideró inadecuado, rechazó alternativas viables y ahora debe rehacerse

City’s environmental impact analysis ruled inadequate, rejected feasible alternatives, and now must be redone

BP’s “Kaskida” project, which the Trump administration just approved, could become a sequel to Deepwater Horizon.

In New York, mega-warehouses have clustered in communities already dealing with heavy air pollution. Smart policies can improve air quality.

Statewide coalition of electric transportation advocates demands Governor Hochul stay the course on climate mandates

Groups challenge disapproval of state’s widely-supported regional haze plan

Neighbors say enough is enough.

Business is up, pollution is down, and Earthjustice beat Trump’s attempt to end the program.

The EPA finalized a repeal of the 2024 Mercury and Air Toxics Standards, lifesaving regulations that drastically reduce toxic chemical emissions from the nation’s dirtiest power plants.

Advocates warn of more toxic pollution, asthma attacks, and premature deaths, especially in communities living near coal plants.

The Home Energy Choice Act gives Californians the option to electrify their homes with money that would otherwise be spent on old gas service lines