Reports and publications

Sea level rise is a global problem, and scientists have much to gain by studying Louisiana. Op-ed by Natalie Peyronnin for The Advocate.

Dear Chairman Bishop:  The undersigned organizations urge you to consider legislation to amend and reauthorize the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act (MSA) in a bipartisan manner. As such, we ask that you not consider any MSA bills that lack bipartisan consensus. 

“I still think environmental problems are solvable, and taking care of people and air and water pollution should be a common ground. But we absolutely have to get on with getting down to the business of finding those solutions.”

Groundwater management presents an opportunity to work towards greater water security.

Ohio electric utilities want to return to the warm comforts of regulation, where profits are virtually guaranteed and old, uneconomic power plants can continue operating. Yet studies overwhelmingly show that electricity competition is increasing efficiency, lowering costs, and enhancing customer choice.

The foundation for climate change progress

Governor-elect Murphy campaigned to set New Jersey on a path to 100% clean energy by 2050. However, existing funding streams have not been sufficient to catalyze the scale of growth required.

These bottoms-up success stories in cities offer our best hope for regaining momentum at the federal level.

We can indeed make the future planet safe for the next generations.

Our most ambitious strategic plan, for today’s complex challenges.

In New England, local utilities placed large orders and then canceled at the last minute, which pushed electric prices up by 20%.

Over the past year, the Trump administration has waged an aggressive assault on America’s bipartisan legacy of environmental protection.

Cleaner energy sources have been squeezing coal in Texas and across the country.

COP23 US Subnational Factsheet

An illustration of how California built the cornerstone of its climate policy

A decade of cap-and-trade success in California proves that we do not have to choose between ambitious climate action and a thriving economy

In this case, even the coal industry admits that the coal jobs aren’t coming back.

DOE’s proposal is irreconcilable with the design of organized wholesale energy markets.

The U.S. Department of Energy is asking FERC to undermine the integrity of competitive electricity markets.