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Nicole Goines, PIO, (202) 536-7666, [email protected] Transportation Electrification Roadmap targets cleaner air and carbon neutrality for all Washingtonians

A federal judge late yesterday struck down two U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) resource management plans that failed to address the public health consequences of allowing massive amounts of coal, oil, and gas production from public lands and minerals in the Powder River Basin, including approximately 6 billion tons of low-grade, highly polluting coal over 20 years.

Some analysts see the proposed Inflation Reduction Act as a blueprint for more carbon-reduction progress – focused around incentives and investments.

Inventing and deploying U.S. advanced nuclear technology could help decarbonize energy systems and revitalize former coal communities at home and abroad.

Renewable energy technologies are perhaps the biggest winners in Democrats new budget deal, but the legislation also extends support for nuclear power, another key technology thats widely recognized as essential to reducing U.S. greenhouse gas emissions.

WildEarth Guardians protects and restores the wildlife, wild places, wild rivers, and health of the American West.

WildEarth Guardians protects and restores the wildlife, wild places, wild rivers, and health of the American West.

Housing Works invites you to the grand opening event celebrating the completion of Barnes Butte Vista, a 44-unit affordable housing apartment community designed

A tiny country in "Hurricane Alley" is trying to be an example to the world after Category 5 storms demolished parts of its electrical grid. Bill Whitaker reports on the Bahamas' adoption of solar energy.

A Union of Concerned Scientists report shows how every part of America will bear the load of climate change.