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Shareholders tell Sysco to reduce plastic packaging
"We need cities, states and, yes, corporations to act in meaningful ways to reduce plastic use: Sysco shareholders got it right with this vote."
Statement: Diablo Canyon nuclear bailout bad news for environment, taxpayers
Federal subsidies for aging nuclear plants better spent on energy efficiency, renewables
Panel discussion: How to get started on winter weatherization using new federal, state incentives
As energy costs rise across the country, many consumers are looking for ways to reduce energy use and save money.
Statement: Bills introduced to protect Greater Chaco Canyon from further drilling
Ninety percent of the Greater Chaco Landscape has already been leased for oil and gas development.
STATEMENT: California’s new climate pollution plan accelerates path to 100% clean energy
Report: U.S. Agencies Undermine Biden’s Pledge to Protect Climate-Saving Forests
Failure to protect mature and old-growth forests from logging risks global credibility on forest conservation
Groups behind I-35 lawsuit demand immediate halt to I-35 Capital Express South Project
Statement: New Public Utilities Commission proposal risks stifling rooftop solar growth
‘Proposed decision’ will diminish California’s solar incentives, threatening progress toward clean energy goals
New Report: Many environmental rollbacks still on the books
While future control of both houses of Congress is in limbo, a new report finds President Joe Biden still has multiple opportunities to protect the environment before the end of the year.
Trick or Seed: Students distribute pollinator-friendly seed balls and build support to eliminate pesticides
As bee populations drop, CU-Boulder students work to eliminate the consumer sale of bee-killing pesticides like neonics.