Creating Environmental Super Voters for 2020 and Beyond
The Environmental Voter Project is targeting non-voting environmentalists to go to the polls. Since 2016, they say more than 250,00 of them are now consistent voters.
Julie Grant
How the Environment Is Playing in Swing States
In the battleground states of Florida, Michigan and Pennsylvania, we ask if the environment, climate change and fracking are making a difference to voters.
New Strategy for the Ohio River Aims for Clean Water, New Jobs and More Fun
The sweeping new plan calls for a restored ecosystem, better flood protection and more nature-based recreation in the 15-state watershed.
Trump Keeps Losing in Court
Two experts weigh in on why Trump's cases are losing in court, and what the future may hold for environmental laws and regulations.
Report: Ohio Complaint Process for Oil and Gas Industry ‘Impossible’ for Public to Use
The report found it took multiple filings, and repeated emails and phone calls to get a response from Ohio regulators. It calls the process a "luck of the draw."
Proposed Ohio Cracker Secures Ethane from Range Resources
Range would only supply a fifth of what the plant would need. An industry analyst says the region would need to produce more ethane to support a second cracker.
Enviro Groups Challenge EPA’s New Air Rule for Ethane Crackers
Groups say the new rules don't protect the public from harmful emissions from these plants and allow too many loopholes for industry.
Why a Coalition of Labor Unions and Environmental Groups Endorsed Joe Biden
The BlueGreen Alliance sees the reelection of Donald Trump as an "existential threat," while Joe Biden has put "good paying jobs" at the center of his climate plan.
Is It Safe to Bring Your Reusable Bags Back to the Grocery Store?
When the coronavirus pandemic hit, many grocery stores banned reusable bags. Now, with more known, reusables are making a comeback.
What Interior Department’s Victories and Defeats Mean for the Oil Industry
Interior's rule to weaken bird protections that favored the oil industry was thrown out by a judge. But the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge will open for drilling.
