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The anger we have seen against past attempts to roll back bedrock environmental protections will pale in comparison to the fury that will be unleashed if the Trump administration carries out its campaign promises.

It will take more than solar panels and wind turbines to switch to a clean energy economy. Think good policy and smart solutions.

Many Trump supporters want environmental protection to be a priority for the new administration – even if their president-elect does not.

What didn't change with the outcome of the presidential election is our commitment to fight for a cleaner, healthier world.

We examined more than 3,200 projects at 350 large organizations to identify emerging trends in energy management.

Investors are asking questions about how companies measure, report and reduce methane leaks.

With the right policies and partnerships in place we may even cut emissions ahead of schedule.

Diverse stakeholders, some of whom did not see eye to eye on sediment diversions, hammered out recommendations for a massive coastal recovery project.

Those who paint large-scale farmers and agribusiness as a monolithic villain ignore improvements that are being made today on the ground, in corporate offices and in food company kitchens.

After years of hard, behind-the-scenes work, it’s the first-ever cap on carbon pollution from a major, global industry.

DC Water's interactive map engages home owners and businesses to determine if aging service pipes have been replaced. It could be a model for the rest of America.

Opponents have conceded the EPA has authority, and some other surprising elements about the case.

Questions about climate and energy policies span all top voter issues, but are usually overlooked during presidential debates.

These steps will lead to a more stable future for our planet and growing population.

We can no longer move forward with plans, projects and developments that ignore a new climate reality.

Energy use per square foot is dropping, and economic incentives have something to do with it.

With 2,000 new plants found every year, we have potential for innovation and conservation.

Farmers are working to give consumers the high-quality, sustainable products they crave.

We may have shifted so far into a new climate regime that probabilities have been turned on their head.

The traditional view of national energy security falls short. Here's why.

California is ahead of schedule in meeting its ambitious climate goals, thanks in no small part to its emissions trading program.

Scientists have found that climate change pushes clouds upward and poleward. Find out here why this is a really big deal.

Ranchers, farmers and fishermen are quietly revolutionizing how our food is raised, harvested and produced.

The database connects local producers with markets to boost family incomes and help preserve Amazon forests in Brazil and beyond.

President Obama’s administration adds another important climate action with an 18-wheeler of a fuel efficiency rule for trucks.