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Good news: A bipartisan breakthrough on chemical policy reform
May 23, 2013Eight Democrats and eight Republicans have proposed legislation to reform the flawed Toxic Substances Control Act. -
The Moore tornado and every parent's worst nightmare
May 23, 2013A reflection in the wake of a devastating tornado. -
If 12 trees are good, are 100 trees really better?
May 22, 2013Not when they are excess, small-diameter "trash trees" that are thirsty, deadly and ecologically polluting. -
A century-old problem: Neighbor states' air pollution
May 21, 2013The Supreme Court needs to reaffirm EPA's power to keep our air clean. -
Gross Domestic Product: Grossly incomplete, but we can fix it
May 17, 2013The case for a more comprehensive GDP that reflects the true cost of natural resources and pollution. -
Lake Erie is sick. Can farmers and businesses cure it?
May 17, 2013The hard truth is that sustainability isn’t easy, but we’re bringing together the right people to get us there -
In the news: Republicans' struggle with climate change
May 15, 2013Among the Republican faithful, the ground is shifting on climate change. -
The secret to Belize's ocean conservation: Belizeans
May 14, 2013Belizeans take the lead in preserving their spectacular marine resources. -
Give Mom a Reason to Fight this Mother’s Day
May 10, 2013When it comes to global warming, it's important for mothers to be fighting with their daughters and sons — and vice versa. -
Corporate America has a Flare for Solar Industry Investment
May 9, 2013Big companies are sitting on cash, which they should invest in the rapidly growing solar industry. -
EDF Goes Back to Court to Support Climate Pollution Reductions
May 8, 2013Another high-profile clean air case played out yesterday in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. -
It’s Official: $1 Invested in EPA Yields $10 in Benefits
May 8, 2013Year after year, EPA has proved itself the most cost-effective agency in the federal government. -
This Is Your Final Warning: Enforcement Needed To Curtail Continued Pollution Problems
May 7, 2013With air pollution as with speeding tickets, a penalty for not following the law makes you more careful in the future. -
The Boring Side of Climate is More Tangible to Most
May 7, 2013To convince people of the reality of climate change, trying being boring. -
Indigenous Groups See Climate Change in the Stars, Fires
May 6, 2013Amazon's indigenous people see early effects of climate change. -
From Curmudgeon to Conservationist, a Natural Progression
May 3, 2013How nature slowly turned a cantakerous businessman into a committed conservationist. -
Clean Air Report Card: CO, WY Counties Get F’s Due to Oil And Gas Pollution
May 2, 2013Several counties in are simply not making American Lung Association's grade. -
Carbon Dioxide Levels this High Pre-Date Humanity
May 1, 2013We’re approaching a concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere not seen in 2-3 million years. -
Follow the Plastic Bag Example, Nudge Polluters to Pay
May 1, 2013Policies that put a price on carbon emissions are the key to effective action on global warming. -
Is Your Town One of the 42% Where it can be Dangerous to Breathe?
April 30, 2013The American Lung Association’s “State of the Air” report has the answer. -
The Times agrees: America needs a new toxic chemicals law
April 29, 2013It's time the country got the protection it deserves from dangerous chemicals. -
Support American fishermen: Fish for a different dish
April 29, 2013Getting Americans to try under-appreciated fish species. -
The oil and gas industry's assault on renewable energy
April 26, 2013The nation is in a race to build a clean energy economy, and the big energy companies are holding us back. -
A First-Time Father Sees Global Warming in a New Light
April 26, 2013Nothing brings home the reality of global warming like the birth of a new child. -
Fishing Size Limits: How Fish are Gaming the System
April 25, 2013When it comes to managing fish populations, you need big fish, little fish and in-between fish -- just the way nature intended.