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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Ten of the most endangered species in America
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Support grows for the BEACH Act ahead of summer swimming season
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
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Victory in Oregon: No more plastic bags at checkout
On Thursday, Governor Tina Kotek signed a bill that will strengthen Oregon's bag law.
Governor Kotek signs bipartisan bill to eliminate bags made of plastic film at checkout
Five ways you can protect the ocean for Oceans Day
The world is over 70% ocean and across the globe it’s facing challenges. Here are five things in your everyday life you can do to help.
Investments in renewable energy and efficiency outpace fossil fuels
In 2025, global investments in renewable energy and energy efficiency will top investments in fossil fuels, per a new report.
Chaco Canyon is threatened by drilling (again)
The Department of Interior has begun a process that could result in opening up federal land immediately surrounding Chaco Canyon for oil and gas drilling.
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“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
