Why we shouldn’t sell our national public lands
National public lands belong to all Americans. For hundreds of years, we've enjoyed our forests, rivers, wetlands and deserts. They should stay in public hands.
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Five reasons we canvass door to door
Ten of the most endangered species in America
Updates
U.S. adds record amount of battery energy storage in first three months of 2025
New study: Shading from solar arrays can help grasslands survive hot dry summers
Victory in Oregon: No more plastic bags at checkout
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Issue
Opinion: Don’t repeal clean energy tax credits
The Charlotte Observer published Environment America President Wendy Wendlandt's op-ed about the growth of wind and solar power in the Great Plains and Southern U.S. states.
Resource guide for 2025 UN Ocean Conference coverage
Our Kelsey Lamp and Laura Deehan are at the UN Oceans Conference. And we work on oceanic concerns from pollution to marine life all year-round.
News release: Judge approves Environment California settlement for Clean Water Act lawsuit over Port of Los Angeles pollution
District Court judge approves lawsuit settlement between Environment California & City of Los Angeles for alleged Clean Water Act violations
Victory: Bringing wildlife – and people – back together with corridors and crossings
Wildlife crossings and corridors are bridges and tunnels vital to reconnecting animal habitats carved up by roads, fences and other development.
Governor Kotek signs bipartisan bill to eliminate bags made of plastic film at checkout
Voices
“Amazing work and let’s keep going”
Tanya’s commitment to clean energy rooted in responsibility and smart choices
David’s clean energy transition made his home safer
