Could aviation loopholes swallow climate progress?
Bad news and good news on cutting climate pollution
Bad news and good news on cutting climate pollution
Bad news and good news on cutting climate pollution
Interview With Dr. Gredia Huerta Montanez, Environmental Health Pediatrician
Written by Moms Clean Air Force
This is an interview with Dr. Gredia Huerta Montanez, an environmental health pediatrician in Puerto Rico and a member of the EPA’s Office of Children’s Health Protection Advisory Committee: Dr. Huerta Montanez, can you please tell us about the work you do as an environmental...
Conservationists: Future of California Salmon and Water Supply Reliability Depends on Water Board Action
Farm Bill Prioritizes Innovation and Impact for Climate-Smart Agriculture
Farm Bill Prioritizes Innovation and Impact for Climate-Smart Agriculture
Conservationists: Future of California Salmon and Water Supply Reliability Depends on Water Board Action
EPA hearing illustrates broad support for methane rule
EPA hearing illustrates broad support for methane rule
EPA hearing illustrates broad support for methane rule
EPA hearing illustrates broad support for methane rule
Climate Refugees In America
Written by Marcia G. Yerman
It’s been almost two months since, Hurricane Michael, the third-most intense Atlantic hurricane in the U.S., made landfall. It was painfully ironic that the damage which overwhelmed areas of Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and Virginia, also overshadowed the dire news of the most recent IPCC report....
Changes in Oklahoma, But It’s Still Fracked
Written by Lisa Sharp
I live in one of the reddest states in the country – Oklahoma. Every single county went to Trump in the 2016 presidential election. Many Oklahomans held little hope for change in the midterm elections, but there were some promising signs. Voter turnout for the...