In passing SB 23-016, the legislature has reaffirmed the imperative to achieve rapid and sustained emissions reductions in line with what climate science tells us is necessary to avoid the most damaging impacts of the climate crisis.

Written by Sarah McBride

Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Iowa, Ohio, New Mexico, Nevada, and Pennsylvania.

By Morgan Rote Governments and industry around the world are wagering big on hydrogen to solve the climate and clean energy challenge. But woefully insufficient global progress toward establishing strong climate, safety, social and sustainability standards is threatening to compromise the hydrogen market before it has a chance to get started. With the looming threats […]

By Morgan Rote Governments and industry around the world are wagering big on hydrogen to solve the climate and clean energy challenge. But woefully insufficient global progress toward establishing strong climate, safety, social and sustainability standards is threatening to compromise the hydrogen market before it has a chance to get started. With the looming threats […]

Written by Dominique Browning

For more than a decade, we've worked to eliminate mercury and other toxic pollutants from coal plants. Mercury is poison, especially for babies, and children. Moms from across the country are speaking at an EPA mercury hearing. Here's how you can help.

The New York-New Jersey Harbor and Tributaries Study was introduced to the public to address flooding. But as it stands today, the current proposal does not reflect the priorities of many community and environmental organizations.

The post Prioritizing communities and nature in the nation’s largest Army Corps project in New York-New Jersey Harbor first appeared on Growing Returns.

The New York-New Jersey Harbor and Tributaries Study was introduced to the public to address flooding. But as it stands today, the current proposal does not reflect the priorities of many community and environmental organizations.

The post Prioritizing communities and nature in the nation’s largest Army Corps project in New York-New Jersey Harbor first appeared on Growing Returns.

Statement from Dr. Elena Craft, Associate Vice President, Climate and Health, Environmental Defense Fund

New York’s Congestion Pricing Program Moves Ahead With Federal Highway Administration Letter of Legal Sufficiency

The Massachusetts Attorney General’s office just released a new report that EDF – and I – are proud to have helped create, titled Overly Impacted & Rarely Heard: Incorporating Community Voices into Massachusetts Energy Regulatory Processes. The report details specific ways to make sure that energy regulatory decision-making processes in Massachusetts are more inclusive and […]

Stronger oversight of the 3 million miles of U.S. pipelines critical
for protecting communities and climate

By Dominic Watson and Sudhanshu Mathur ExxonMobil is at a crossroads. Flush with cash, the company is reported to be eyeing an acquisition of Pioneer Natural Resources, the third-largest oil producer in the booming Permian Basin. Meanwhile, under pressure for its environmental performance, the company faces a shareholder resolution calling for improved disclosure of its greenhouse gas […]

Written by Diane MacEachern

EPA's proposed new regulations to limit carbon emissions from power plants are essential and achievable for curbing climate change, despite claims from polluters.