Environmental Injustice: Cumulative Impacts in Kansas City
The EPA is responsible for setting environmental regulations to limit the amount of pollution industrial facilities release. This approach has been ineffective ...
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Introducing Ocean Justice: A New Policy Vision
The Ocean Justice Forum has brought together eighteen grassroots and national nonprofit organizations from across the U.S., including NRDC – seeking to map th...
DOE Settles Suit About Overdue Efficiency Updates
Today the Department of Energy (DOE) settled our lawsuit over the agency's failure to meet 20 legal deadlines to review and update energy efficiency standards...
Bristol Bay Advocates in D.C. Urging Strong Protections
Fly-in Meetings and Paid Media Call on EPA to “End the Threat” of the Pebble Mine by Issuing Strong, Durable, and Comprehensive Clean Water Act Protections ...
A Summer of No Sanctuary
Climate change has some paying a price they can't afford, for a crisis they didn’t cause....
Progress Toward a Carbon Emission Standard
Buildings are a major cause of greenhouse gas emissions. But until now there has not been a standard to measure and manage emission reductions. RESNET has issue...