The choices we make about our environment
A message from Environment America’s new executive director
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STATEMENT: EPA funding for electric school buses means kids will breathe easier
I fell in love with sea otters kayaking through a kelp forest
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The coastal marten will get new habitat protections
Nuclear reactors still expensive, slow and risky
Energy Conservation & Efficiency
New York first in nation to deploy clean energy home rebates
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We’re going door to door to save our orcas this summer
Southern Resident orcas urgently need our help, and this summer we're having thousands of conversations to get the support they need.
Energy Conservation & Efficiency
Groups to Senate: Don’t roll back energy efficiency
Advocates urge senators to to oppose efforts that would undo the Department of Energy's furnace efficiency standards.
New incentives for Minnesota communities to cut rooftop solar red tape
Minnesota is the latest state to offer grants to local communities that streamline permitting for residential rooftop solar systems.
Environment California announces intent to sue Port of Los Angeles over Clean Water Act violations
LOS ANGELES – The nonprofit group Environment California on Tuesday sent a formal notice of intent to sue the Port of Los Angeles for approximately 2,000 days of alleged violations of the federal Clean Water Act. The group charges that, for years, the Port has routinely exceeded legal limits on the fecal bacteria, copper and several other pollutants it discharges into San Pedro Bay.
Bill to cut red tape on rooftop solar advances in Albany
Legislation to make it easier for interested New Yorkers to install solar systems and energy storage systems is moving in Albany.
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Will Harlan
Victoria Frankeny
Ric Bailey
