Statement by Kevin Moran in response to president signing legislation to authorize the Colorado River Drought Contingency Plan. The plan outlines water cuts for Arizona, California and Nevada when Lake Mead water levels fall to certain thresholds.

Colorado House Overwhelmingly Passes Science-Based Climate Safety Bill

EDF statement from Andrew Williams, Director of Regulatory and Legislative Affairs

By: Elizabeth Sturcken, Managing Director, EDF+Business Supply Chain, Environmental Defense Fund and Sheila Bonini, Senior Vice President, Private Sector Engagement, WWF – World Wildlife Fund Imagine, for a moment, what it would mean if the world’s biggest brands couldn’t access the key ingredients for their products. What if Starbucks had trouble sourcing coffee? What if […]

Written by Lisa Sharp

When my husband and I were house hunting in Oklahoma a few years ago, we took into account where we looked at homes. One thing we wanted to avoid was living too close to a polluted area, as we knew at the time, the local cement...

Not all biogas is created equal

Not all biogas is created equal

Not all biogas is created equal

Not all biogas is created equal

Written by Marcia G. Yerman

  I recently watched the MSNBC hour with Chris Hayes interviewing Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. One of my top takeaways was the importance of recognizing the interrelationships between the different challenges that are facing the country. There is a definitive overlap between health issues, environmental justice, jobs, the...

New tools are providing meaningful information to residents on managing their risks from flooding and other disasters.

New tools are providing meaningful information to residents on managing their risks from flooding and other disasters.

New tools are providing meaningful information to residents on managing their risks from flooding and other disasters.

The post States are turning to data and interactive maps to help residents confront and manage flood risks first appeared on Growing Returns.

By Joe Rudek and Stefan Schwietzke In this climate-conscious economy, where many consumers demand cleaner energy options, gas companies are exploring more opportunities to reduce their carbon footprint. One option gaining traction is biogas – a form of natural gas that comes from decaying biological sources (like decomposing food and manure), rather than fossil fuels. […]

By Joe Rudek and Stefan Schwietzke In this climate-conscious economy, where many consumers demand cleaner energy options, gas companies are exploring more opportunities to reduce their carbon footprint. One option gaining traction is biogas – a form of natural gas that comes from decaying biological sources (like decomposing food and manure), rather than fossil fuels. […]