What The Fed District Reserve Banks Should Do About Climate
To be sure, the Federal Reserve has a lot on the front burner right now — from controlling high inflation … [continued]
Author: NRDC
California Bill Wields State’s Purchasing Power for Climate Action
The California legislature has a big opportunity to cut greenhouse gas emissions from one of the world’s most carbon-intensive products — concrete.
Colorado EV Charging Readiness Bill Vetoed — Big Mistake
In a disappointing move amid an otherwise positive legislative session for transportation, air quality, and climate, Governor Jared Polis vetoed … [continued]
Reducing Local Opposition to Renewables
To avoid the most catastrophic impacts of the climate crisis, we need to shift quickly from dirty fossil fuels to … [continued]
Truck Manufacturers Sue to Continue Polluting
NOTE: This blog has been updated to reflect Ford’s statement clarifying that, although they are EMA members, they do not support this lawsuit. … [continued]
What If States Turn Pavement Into Charging Stations?
We both appreciated comic books while growing up, and one of us especially enjoyed “What if?,” which explored different outcomes … [continued]
Exhausted: How We Can Stop Lithium Mining from Depleting Water Resources, Draining Wetlands, and Harming…
To mitigate the worst impacts of climate change, we must transition away from fossil fuels like petroleum and coal and … [continued]
Building US Infrastructure Fast & Smart
The Biden Administration released a Permitting Action Plan this week. The plan promises to deliver infrastructure investments on time and on … [continued]
Interior Nixes Oil & Gas Lease Sales in Alaska & Gulf of Mexico
In a big win for Alaskan and Gulf of Mexico communities, the Department of Interior is cancelling three oil and gas … [continued]
Fight Fascists & Save Money: Go Electric
The price of a gallon of gasoline is surging, putting a strain on drivers’ pocketbooks. While prices at the pump … [continued]
