Clean energy resources for state lawmakers
Environment America encourages lawmakers to introduce, support and champion policies at the state level to keep renewable energy on the rise. Below are resources to help.
Action Toolkit
Activities to help protect wildlife
Kids can learn about species like the endangered Blanding's turtle and take action to support their protection through fun crafts!
Clean Energy Home Toolkit
Guides & resources for weatherizing your home, cutting energy bills, buying an electric car, and information on the rebates & incentives in the Inflation Reduction Act.
Get the Lead Out Toolkit
A toolkit to help families, teachers and school officials get the facts on lead and take action to ensure safe drinking water at school
Save America’s wildlife activity book
Share why you care about protecting wildlife using our activity book featuring coloring pages of an orca, bighorn sheep, monarch butterfly and other species in need of protection.
Take Action on the International Day of Forests
On March 21, 2022 join us in protecting forests around the world.
Week of action for 100% letter-writing template
When you reach out to your representatives, you hold them accountable. When seeing our leaders in person isn’t an option, writing your representative is one of the quickest and most effective methods of getting their attention. At both the state and federal levels, officials receive daily reports of both the most frequently mentioned topics and the distribution of constituent comments by zip code. So, let's flood their offices with letters calling for 100% renewable.
Get the Lead Out Toolkit
A toolkit to help families, teachers and school officials get the facts on lead and take action to ensure safe drinking water at school
Call Script for Whole Foods
An Electric Vehicle Toolkit for Local Governments
Local governments have an important role to play in making clean transportation a reality. Every day, local governments make decisions about municipal purchasing, the use of public streets and parking garages, planning and zoning, and other issues that can either make it easier or more difficult for their residents to own an EV. By using a set of key tools to encourage EV adoption, local governments can help clean up the air in their communities and take meaningful action against global warming.
