Last week, EDF and the North Central Texas Council of Governments hosted a daylong workshop on the state of zero-emission heavy-duty vehicles in Texas. Over 100 fleet owners, managers, industry experts and government officials came together to discuss the latest technology for hydrogen and electric trucks, the state of the Texas grid and go along […]

Jennifer Ortega, Research Analyst, Environmental Health Environmental racism is everywhere. At the neighborhood level, communities of color often experience worse air quality, fewer green spaces, or face more extreme temperatures. At the household level, families of color and low-income families experience a higher risk of lead in their drinking water and higher utility debt and […]

Written by Amy Ziff

MOM DETECTIVE answers two questions from a member in Michigan: "Is it possible to have microplastics in your sweat?" and "Can a person consume too many microplastics?"

Written by Diane MacEachern

These three books will inspire you to fight climate change through tree planting and protection.

What this Water Leadership Institute graduate is doing to move water innovation forward.

The post This Leadership Institute graduate sees a path to water security through an often overlooked strategy: innovation. first appeared on Growing Returns.

What this Water Leadership Institute graduate is doing to move water innovation forward.

The post This Leadership Institute graduate sees a path to water security through an often overlooked strategy: innovation. first appeared on Growing Returns.

Supreme Court Should Deny Request to Reinstate a Ban on Use of the Best Available Science about the Costs of Climate Damage

The West has to come together to break the cycle of depletion for the sake of the Colorado River.

The post The Colorado River is getting closer to tanking. Can we free ourselves from the long arc of depletion? first appeared on Growing Returns.

The West has to come together to break the cycle of depletion for the sake of the Colorado River.

The post The Colorado River is getting closer to tanking. Can we free ourselves from the long arc of depletion? first appeared on Growing Returns.

The West has to come together to break the cycle of depletion for the sake of the Colorado River.

The post The Colorado River is getting closer to tanking. Can we free ourselves from the long arc of depletion? first appeared on Growing Returns.

The West has to come together to break the cycle of depletion for the sake of the Colorado River.

The post The Colorado River is getting closer to tanking. Can we free ourselves from the long arc of depletion? first appeared on Growing Returns.

Written by Elizabeth Bechard

Educators and parents need evidence-based climate curriculums and guidelines for talking to children about climate change.

Written by Molly Rauch

The EPA’s proposed Cross State Air Pollution Rule, also known as the Good Neighbor Plan, will reduce harmful air pollution from power plants and other industrial facilities that drifts across state borders and harms residents of downwind states.

Written by Diane MacEachern

If you've been wondering how to explain climate change to your kids or find ways you and your family can make a difference, you won't want to miss "Things You Can Do: How to FIGHT CLIMATE CHANGE and REDUCE WASTE."

What makes the Texas Hill Country unique? In my mind, it comes down to one thing: groundwater. It is impossible to overstate the importance of groundwater to this region, because without it, the Hill Country would not be the region we know and love. It is the beauty and abundance of the Hill Country’s water […]

The post Removing the mystery of groundwater to protect Texas’ beloved Hill Country first appeared on Growing Returns.

What makes the Texas Hill Country unique? In my mind, it comes down to one thing: groundwater. It is impossible to overstate the importance of groundwater to this region, because without it, the Hill Country would not be the region we know and love. It is the beauty and abundance of the Hill Country’s water […]

The post Removing the mystery of groundwater to protect Texas’ beloved Hill Country first appeared on Growing Returns.

What makes the Texas Hill Country unique? In my mind, it comes down to one thing: groundwater. It is impossible to overstate the importance of groundwater to this region, because without it, the Hill Country would not be the region we know and love. It is the beauty and abundance of the Hill Country’s water […]

The post Removing the mystery of groundwater to protect Texas’ beloved Hill Country first appeared on Growing Returns.