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Court Upholds Rule Designating Two Forever Chemicals as Hazardous Substances

Last year EPA reaffirmed its rule, however industry and association groups challenged the designations

Minnesota’s Water Quality Wake-Up Call

Nitrogen pollution is a statewide problem that needs a new solution.

Minnesota Executive Order Protects Boundary Waters After Congress Strips Federal Safeguards

Conservationists Blast Federal Proposal to Bulldoze Forestlands

U.S. Forest Service announces proposal to rescind Roadless Rule, threatening millions of acres of national forestlands

To Manage Data Center Challenges, Governor Shapiro Signs Executive Order on “GRID” Principles

GRID Addresses Affordability, Transparency, Workforce Development, and Environmental Protection

Trump Administration Guts 25-Year-Old Roadless Rule, Opening Roughly One-Third of National Forests to Logging and Drilling

USDA releases rescission of the Roadless Area Conservation Rule, stripping longstanding protections from 45 Million Acres of the National Forest System

California’s Landmark Tire Efficiency Standards Will Reduce Fueling Costs and Pollution

Trump Administration Holds Latest Giveaway of Gulf Waters to Oil Industry, First Since “God Squad” Decision

Gulf and environmental groups respond to oil auction that threatens region

New Poll: 77% of MI Republicans and 87% of Democrats Agree on Water Affordability

A new poll shows massive support across the political spectrum. Michiganders want a statewide program to help low-income families keep their water on.

Transparency, Accountability Needed in Open AI Contract with Georgia Power

NRDC: Trump’s War on Wind Costs Us $4 Billion

With latest payoff to an offshore wind company, the Trump administration has spent nearly $4 billion of U.S. taxpayer funds to stop projects that would deliver the electricity our nation needs more than ever

Agencies Issue Recommendations on Future of California Ocean Protections

California Fish and Game Commission will face a critical choice this fall

PJM Plan Would Improve Grid Reliability, but Not Electricity Prices

PJM’s filing to FERC stops the bleeding. Now it needs to heal the patient

Why Are the Feds Leasing Public Lands to Big Oil for So Cheap?

In the sunny Southwest, oil and gas companies can get an acre for as low as $10, while solar companies can barely get a scrap.

North Carolina AG's Lawsuit Against Chemours Gets Bipartisan Support

The People Behind Climate-Friendly Cooling

On the 10th anniversary of the Kigali Amendment, here is a reminder of why the service workforce matters more than ever.

Diverse Coalition of Stakeholders Releases New York Embodied Carbon Action Plan

Statewide Plan Aims to Reduce Growing Emissions from Building Material Manufacturing