Named for Queen Isabella of Spain 500 years ago by Christopher Columbus, the Gardens of the Queen (Jardines de la Reina) archipelago is a string of hundreds of mangrove-fringed islets and cays ...
Cooperation is as critical to U.S. interests as it is to Cuba's. Cuban waters provide vital spawning and nursery grounds for snapper, grouper and other commercially important reef fish in the United ...
The Endangerment Finding is EPA’s foundational 2009 determination that climate pollution is a danger to human health and well-being. It is based on a mountain of scientific evidence that has grown ...
Opinion
New EDF Maps Show Climate Change Is Raising Costs Nationwide, Federal Rollbacks Will Make It Worse
EDF today launched new interactive maps and real-life stories showing how climate change is already raising costs for families nationwide.
Public interest groups filed a second request for rehearing in response to DOE renewal last month of emergency order to keep ...
This week the U.S. House of Representatives is considering three bills that would dramatically weaken the Clean Air Act: the FENCES Act, RED Tape Act and FIRE Act. The FIRE and FENCES Acts are parts ...
Cap-and-Invest is the essential centerpiece of California’s climate policy but this is not a credible proposal to update the program. It fails to (...)" ...
Seventeen health, community and environmental groups filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California against the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for failing to ...
Benzene pollution from oil refineries has decreased since EPA began requiring fenceline air monitoring, but disparities still exist between states ...
Workshop to review and assess the status of Amazonian countries in relation to the four pillars of the Wildfire Action ...
What’s causing climate change? Humans are the main cause of climate change today — we chop down forests and burn fossil fuels, producing pollution that traps heat in the atmosphere. This is causing ...
"As Governor Hochul proposes changes to New York’s climate law in state budget negotiations, a new poll shows that the majority of New York voters (...)" ...
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