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The realities of living near coal ash
In advance of EPA's coal ash standards, a mother of four talks about her family's health problems due to nearby coal ash ponds. → Read More
VIDEO: BYU students call for Greater Canyonlands National Monument
To illustrate the importance of protecting Utah's Greater Canyonlands for future generations, groups of young people and college students have created a series of short films shot in the area. → Read More
Victory in Colorado a rebuke against coal leasing
Ruling represents the first time that a coal mine has been rejected because of the failure to adequately consider and disclose the impacts that a mine would have on climate disruption. → Read More
Utah's majestic landscapes threatened by dirty fuels industry
Moab, Utah, is known for its amazing recreation opportunities. Unfortunately it's now becoming known for oil, gas, and coal as well. → Read More
Four major potential sources of carbon pollution could dramatically alter world's climate
Using publicly available data already gathered by federal agencies, a new report shows that actions to effectively reducing climate disruption must include keeping dirty fuels in the ground. → Read More
Hazardous waste next door: The importance of the definition of solid waste
Chemical companies, pharmaceutical manufacturers, and the industrial waste industry are exempt from a law requiring companies handling hazardous waste to protect public health and the environment - and vulnerable communities are at risk. → Read More
A Victory for the Mendocino Coast
Why it's a big deal that President Obama designated the Point Arena-Stornetta Public Lands as part of the California Coastal National Monument. → Read More
Protecting pristine lands for future generations
Interior Secretary Jewell's visits to Southern New Mexico and California are positive signs that the President is listening to the American public, hearing demands that they want their special places protected. → Read More
The 20th anniversary of the environmental justice executive order
On February 11, 1994, President Bill Clinton signed an executive order designed to bring about environmental justice. → Read More
Five years after tragic Tennessee disaster, still no coal ash safeguards
The coal industry continues to fight for profits over people, even though coal ash is extremely toxic. → Read More
New report: Activists worldwide say 'No' to coal
This year, the world saw tremendous momentum demanding a move beyond coal. From India to Germany, the United States to Indonesia, communities are standing up and demanding clean air and clean water. → Read More