When taken as a moral issue, efforts to combat climate change find supporters across the religious spectrum.
With the more than 1 million homes made more energy efficient, the federal Weatherization Assistance Program is a proven success for families, the economy, and the environment.
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Strong, science-based stock assessments are the key to future sustainability, not just of fish but also of the fishing industry.
The experience of one remote native Alaskan village offers a reliable, renewable, and affordable energy solution for rural Alaska.
Two methods in particular—community-supported fisheries and underutilized species—provide a framework for how both fishermen and consumers can get more value from American seafood.
CAP Senior Fellow Daniel J. Weiss testifies before the House Subcommittee on Energy and Power.
Thirty national parks face the prospect of future oil and gas drilling within their borders.
CAP Senior Fellow Andrew Light testifies before the House Subcommittee on Energy and Power.
Michael Conathan recommends New England’s groundfish industry take a cue from its beloved baseball team and take the bold, painful steps needed for long-term success.
Issue Brief
Arpita Bhattacharyya looks at past conflict involving South Asian immigrant communities in Assam to understand the roots of the current conflict and examine implications for the future, including the role of climate change in the region.
Issue Brief
Daniel J. Weiss and Jackie Weidman outline the five major Obama administration policies that helped the auto industry and the nation by creating jobs, reducing oil use, saving families money, and cutting pollution.
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Report from Bracken Hendricks and Adam James explains how to make our nation’s energy system more transparent, private, clean, and secure.
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As offshore oil drilling edges ever closer to becoming a reality in the Arctic Ocean, the Center for American Progress examines the region's lack of readiness in the event of a spill.
Michael Conathan shows how the oil-and-gas industry could learn from fishermen’s approach to Arctic resources.
Jackie Weidman and Susannah Marshall explain what soot is, how it harms public health, and the Environmental Protection Agency’s new standards to reduce the pollution, which are open to public comment.