Updates
Throughout our national network, staff and members have repeatedly won and defended standards that improve gas mileage and reduce pollution from cars and trucks. Now, some powerful voices are echoing our position.
New car buyers who want to do their part on climate change will have more incentive to buy electric if a new bill becomes law.
The idea that Americans should enjoy more and better-maintained parks, wildlife refuges, hiking trails and ball fields is earning bipartisan support.
New legislation would permanently protect Alaska's Tongass National Forest—the nation's largest—and the bears, moose, eagles and other wildlife that call it home.
Toxic foams that threaten the health of armed service members and their neighbors would no longer be used on military bases under Environment New Mexico-backed legislation.
The renewable energy grades are in.
Commitments to power society with clean energy are accelerating us from 0 to 100 quickly.
On May 20, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) canceled the registration of a dozen neonicotinoid-based pesticides known to harm bees—effectively banning them.
The U.S. House of Representatives has taken long-overdue action on the climate crisis.
Plastic pollution has reached the deepest place on Earth.