Congress’ first attempt at the next Farm Bill guts support on which farmers and land managers rely to be good stewards of the nation's natural resources, while cutting important conservation programs and weakening environmental laws.
The Trump administration’s obsession with fossil fuel exports plays into Beijing’s grand strategy to become the next high-tech superpower.
A left-wing populist running on a “Mexico First” message is ahead in the polls for the Mexican presidential election—complicating Mexico’s role in international climate cooperation.
By creating a Florida Future Fund, state leaders can upgrade crumbling infrastructure while supporting clean and inclusive economic growth; improving neighborhood livability; and protecting the air, water, and natural areas for all Floridians.
Rural communities across the country are moving beyond reliance on boom-and-bust extractive industries toward a more prosperous and sustainable future that is rooted in their land, history, and way of life.
This report provides a path forward for federal, state, and city governments to safeguard the ecological and economic health of the American West by protecting and restoring its waterways.
The United States has a failing record on responsiveness to communities of color following natural disasters—a record that has only worsened under the Trump administration.
Forward-leaning states have committed to 8 gigawatts of offshore wind power. That could mean more than 75,000 new clean energy jobs.
Under the leadership of Administrator Scott Pruitt, the Environmental Protection Agency is scaling back safety measures that keep children’s food, air, and water safe.
To benefit oil drillers, the Department of the Interior is ignoring its legal mandate for sound fiscal and environmental stewardship of the public trust.
Congress’ spending deal makes a number of important policy advances—although it shamefully leaves Dreamers behind.
New data from private companies such as Uber and Google present an opportunity for transportation planners to reduce congestion and related pollution, but they must consider the data’s significant potential biases.
Six months since Hurricane Maria made landfall, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands face the same preventable public health crises and trauma that afflicted Gulf Coast communities after Katrina.
The recreational fishing industry is angling to take the helm on matters of fisheries legislation while Congress considers a significant reauthorization of the Magnuson-Stevens Act.
The Trump administration's ideas for America's national parks are fiscally dishonest and wholly insufficient.