(July 18, 2023) The benefits of sustainability for businesses include reduced expenses (such as less waste generation), increased profits and financial/brand competitiveness, and better relationships with stakeholders. 

(July 14, 2023) Georgia finds itself at a crossroads, grappling with health issues and agricultural challenges driven by power plant emissions, but the EPA's Carbon Rule emerges as a promising way forward for the state.

(July 11, 2023) The outsized negative impacts of climate change, including but not limited to rising costs and decreased worker productivity, should push businesses to be proactive in tackling climate change and adopting sustainable practices.

(July 11, 2023) In 2018, over 17 million gallons of sewage overflowed in Baltimore and 25 billion gallons of stormwater runoff, making stormwater runoff one of Baltimore’s fastest-growing sources of pollution.

(July 10, 2023) National Climate Fellow Tony Passino continues his hike on the Appalachian Trail! Where can you find community as an environmental changemaker? Tony says, everywhere!

(July 5, 2023) Just as the U.S. Chamber of Commerce has obstructed climate policies and awareness for decades, oil companies have similarly come under fire for spreading misinformation on the causes of climate change and what they’re doing to stop it.

(July 5, 2023) The Justice40 Initiative recognizes that while the climate and energy goals can’t be accomplished without the contribution and participation of all communities, the climate crisis does not impact all communities equally.

(July 5, 2023) All around the world, youth are using the legal system to fight for the planet.

(June 27, 2023) The EPA's updated emissions standard represents a pivotal moment for Michigan's auto industry and its role in shaping a sustainable future.

(June 27, 2023) The Arctic region has emerged as a hotspot of global interest due to the effects of climate change, opening up new economic opportunities, and creating geopolitical shifts.

(June 27, 2023) In a major decision, a Wisconsin judge has ordered the re-routing of part of the controversial Line 5 pipeline, to be completed within three years.

(June 22, 2023) Tony Passino, CTC National Climate Fellow, takes some time to reflect and reconnect with nature during his incredible journey hiking the Appalachian Trail!

(June 20, 2023) We have an obligation to protect our planet and ensure that every individual has access to clean air and water.

(June 20, 2023) With almost a year in practice, we are now looking for answers on how much this program has actually done for communities in need.

(June 20, 2023) The most essential action for cutting mercury emissions is reducing coal use as coal-fired power plants are the largest source of mercury pollution in the United States. PA is one of the biggest coal states in the country.