Blog posts from around the country
Oklahoma Chapter
The Oklahoma landscape is dotted by tens of thousands of oil and gas wells, and a new study shows that living close to them comes with a clear set of health risks.
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
Last month, a federal judge in Houston entered an order with major consequences for Houston's bayous, Galveston Bay, and the people who depend on them....
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Maine Chapter
Testimony in Support of LD 1256- An Act Requiring Climate Impact Notes on Proposed Legislation and Agency Rules
Maine Chapter
Testimony in Favor of LD 1094- An Act To Authorize a General Fund Bond Issue To Reduce Homeowner and Municipal Energy Bills through Increased Efficiency and Weatherization Projects
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
By Rahul NaikLocated only 40 miles southwest of Houston, the Parish coal-fired power plant continues to operate today – silent, deadly, and insufficiently regulated – as the largest point source polluter in the state....
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North Carolina Chapter
College campuses use a lot of energy - some are the equivalent of small towns. So when they take steps to address climate change, such as making a carbon neutrality commitment, it can have a profound impact. What are North Carolina's colleges and…
Central Group / Angeles Chapter / California
If you're looking to stay away from the crowds, either because of COVID or just wanting some peace and quiet, here are five hidden gem parks in L.A. just waiting for you to enjoy.
Central Group / Angeles Chapter / California
This Earth Month we have a unique opportunity to get involved in the effort to bring a new ribbon of nature, parks, and community to our area around the Los Angeles River.
Central Group / Angeles Chapter / California
Right now, every day is Earth Day and presents an opportunity to take action and push for bold, transformative legislation that both helps combat wildfires now and plants the seeds for a sustainable future.