Lawn care goes electric
More Americans across the country are ready to say, 'Get off my lawn!' to their noisy, polluting, gasoline-powered lawn mowers, trimmers and leaf blowers.
Campaign briefs
Every campaign or project we work on is about confronting this hard truth: infinite economic growth on a finite planet is neither possible nor wise. We are working on a slate of programs that will shift decision maker’s approach in Connecticut from depleting our natural resources to preserving them, adopting policies that move us from single-use and disposable to reusable and sustainable, and encourage a shift in mindset from “never enough” to “enough.”
The Latest
What’s the problem with fast fashion?
Fast fashion has a huge impact on the environment, creates massive waste and contributes to climate change.
Why gray wolves still need, and deserve, our protection
Protections for the gray wolf are being dismantled in the U.S. Here’s why that’s a bad idea for the wolves and for the environment.
Wildlife corridors: one solution for saving animals from extinction
Twenty-three species were declared extinct in the United States in September, underscoring the urgency with which we must act to stave off further losses. A new report from our research partners, “Reconnecting Nature: How wildlife corridors can help save species,” outlines seven different examples of species-saving wildlife corridors.
All of America’s waters should be safe for swimming. Fixing our infrastructure is the first step
Congress is providing more funding for infrastructure to help keep our waters clean.