Community organizations outfit “lighthouses” with solar panels and energy storage
In storm-prone New Orleans, residents find a way to keep the lights on – and help the planet
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71% of Great Lakes beaches had bacteria risks for swimmers at least one day in 2024
From Wisconsin to Capetown: The first International Plastic Pellet Count
Updates
It’s time to defend our wild forests
Energy Conservation & Efficiency
Diverse industries support ENERGY STAR program
U.S. adds record amount of battery energy storage in first three months of 2025
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NEW REPORT: 61% of US beaches tested had potentially unsafe contamination levels in 2024
Our new report shows 61% of coastal and Great Lakes beaches tested posed some bacteria risk for swimmers in 2024.
Tips for a fun, healthy and sustainable day at the beach
Use our tips to make your next day at the beach healthier for the environment and for your family.
Texas Forests 101: Your Guide to the Trees, Wildlife, and Hidden Wonders Across the State
Get to know the forests of Texas — from towering red oaks and ancient bald cypress to the rare birds and bats that make these woods their home.
Rescinding the Roadless Rule is an attack on America’s future
For almost a quarter of a century, the Roadless Rule has protected thousands of acres of forest across the United States, including trees older than the nation itself. Its rollback will be disastrous not just for trees, but for the ecological integrity of vast swathes of the American landscape.
A Tour of the Anchorage Central Transfer Station
On Thursday, the Central Transfer Station hosted an open house that included a tour. Solid waste services is working hard to divert waste, but need our help.
Voices
Tanya’s commitment to clean energy rooted in responsibility and smart choices
David’s clean energy transition made his home safer
Suzy is doing her part to protect the planet
