Tuesday, February 17, 2026

Minneapolis joins Los Angeles and Long Beach to pass resolution on international ocean cargo...

"We commend the leadership of the Minneapolis City Council in urging major retailers, like Target Corporation, to tackle their massive maritime shipping pollution problem."

EPA disbands panel that reviewed clean air standards, appoints new members to Clean Air...

"We're seeing EPA trying to cut science out of the process."

Wetter weather worsens risks from coal ash ponds, environmental advocates report

Ohio’s wettest 12-month period on record highlights the risk flooding can present to power plants’ coal ash ponds, but groundwater contamination remains...

Army Corps orders environmental review of proposed Formosa plastics plant in Louisiana’s ‘cancer alley’

If built, the plastics plant would pump air pollutants into surrounding communities and contribute more to climate change than three coal power plants. Corps announcement deals significant blow to project’s backers.

Toxic waste ponds dangerously vulnerable to climate change

“They’re just an irresponsible way to store very dangerous waste.”

Race, history, and the #ScienceMarch

“People from all parts of the political spectrum should be alarmed by [Trump’s] efforts to deny scientific progress.”

Raising our paddles

Climate change threatens all of us, so we must all act together to stop this.

Study finds connection between living near oil and gas development and childhood leukemia

Fracking and horizontal drilling have enabled oil and gas development to encroach more and more into places where people live.

After Keystone XL: TransCanada Building North American Fracked Gas Pipeline Empire

It's safe to say that TransCanada is quickly morphing into “TransMexico” and more broadly into a North American fracked gas pipeline empire.

How $9 billion from taxpayers fueled plastics production – and illegal pollution

A new report estimates the public cost of underwriting U.S. plastics industry growth and the environmental violations that followed.