NY Climate Week will be a great chance to connect and have meaningful climate talks.

Written by Isabel González Whitaker

Extreme heat is the leading weather-related cause of death in the United States. Outdoor work and warehouse work can be especially dangerous, but currently, there’s no federal standard from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) that protects workers from heat stress hazards—and this needs to change.

This is the seventh year of the contest, which encourages students to THINK BIG about Houston’s environmental problems and potential solutions.

This is the seventh year of the contest, which encourages students to THINK BIG about Houston’s environmental problems and potential solutions.

Written by Alexandra Zissu

What's the deal with microplastics? And is it possible to avoid them? Mom Detective investigates and shares tips for reducing our microplastic body burden.

As companies adopt new tools to cut livestock methane emissions, there’s an opportunity for investors to lean in.

As companies adopt new tools to cut livestock methane emissions, there’s an opportunity for investors to lean in.

As companies adopt new tools to cut livestock methane emissions, there’s an opportunity for investors to lean in.

As companies adopt new tools to cut livestock methane emissions, there’s an opportunity for investors to lean in.

2030 is six years away! In these next six years, we have to slash greenhouse gas emissions by 45% to avoid the worst impacts of climate change, according to the United Nations.   To make the most of these essential years, we need to shift into a higher gear and accelerate the pace of action. The […]

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2030 is six years away! In these next six years, we have to slash greenhouse gas emissions by 45% to avoid the worst impacts of climate change, according to the United Nations.   To make the most of these essential years, we need to shift into a higher gear and accelerate the pace of action. The […]

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Written by Elizabeth Bechard

Extreme weather is making it harder for parents to keep children safe and healthy—even at school. The good news is we are not powerless to protect our beloved children where they learn and play.

Fall is a time for many of us to return to work after a (hopefully) relaxing summer break. For many state environmental regulators across the U.S., this fall is also an opportunity to dive in on the important issue of reducing methane emissions from oil and gas development. That’s why it is very encouraging that […]

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Fall is a time for many of us to return to work after a (hopefully) relaxing summer break. For many state environmental regulators across the U.S., this fall is also an opportunity to dive in on the important issue of reducing methane emissions from oil and gas development. That’s why it is very encouraging that […]

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Fall is a time for many of us to return to work after a (hopefully) relaxing summer break. For many state environmental regulators across the U.S., this fall is also an opportunity to dive in on the important issue of reducing methane emissions from oil and gas development. That’s why it is very encouraging that […]

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With extreme weather impacting peoples’ day-to-day lives increasingly often, it’s essential that Congress and the American public understand the climate impact of the legislation before Congress.

With extreme weather impacting peoples’ day-to-day lives increasingly often, it’s essential that Congress and the American public understand the climate impact of the legislation before Congress.

Written by Alexandra Zissu

Dr. Maida Galvez wears many hats: pediatrician, professor, co-director of environmental health clinics. In all of her roles, she has a singular goal to prevent and reduce environmental exposures for children, their families, and their communities.

Hydrogen Blending in New York Gas Pipelines Undermines State Climate Goals

Hydrogen Blending in New York Gas Pipelines Undermines State Climate Goals