(August 13, 2023) The nationwide debate about the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) continues. To see our earlier blog post and learn more about the history and importance of WOTUS, click here.

(August 8, 2023) To effectively tackle the issue of climate change, pragmatic approaches that balance the goals of sustainability and economic development are critical.

(August 8, 2023) On July 18th, the District Attorney of Washington DC, Brian L. Schwalb, announced that the city would be suing more than 25 chemical companies for creating a “public nuisance” by polluting the city.

(August 8, 2023) Students around the country, and around the world, who live in large cities all find themselves with a lack of greenspace.

(August 6, 2023) Successfully coupling initiatives on a regulatory and environmental justice level will result in long-term benefits for the residents of Nevada.

(July 27, 2023) The urgency of addressing climate change is more apparent now than ever. Extreme weather events faced by Arizonans have become more frequent and severe.

(July 25, 2023) Canada provides a prime example of what manmade climate change can do not only to a nation, but how climate change does not stop at international borders.

(July 25, 2023) Recognizing their pivotal role in shaping the global response to the climate crisis, the United States and China have faced challenges in their collaborative efforts due to political differences and historical tensions.

(July 24, 2023) Climate change is one of the most pressing issues of our time, and carbon emissions are a significant contributor to this problem.

(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.