Natasha Geiling
The New Republic
Berkeley, CA, United States
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Scott Pruitt Was Even More Selfish and Vengeful Than We Thought
A new lawsuit sheds light on whistleblower retaliation at the Environmental Protection Agency. → Read More
The Democrats’ New Climate Plan Can’t Be Serious
A moderate alternative to the Green New Deal, "100 by '50" proposes to wait until the last possible moment to halt global warming. → Read More
The midterms could spell the end of this bipartisan climate caucus
The Climate Solutions Caucus welcomes former climate deniers and would-be-EPA abolishers in the name of bipartisanship. → Read More
The only individual action that matters is voting for people who care about climate change
There is only one way out of climate catastrophe, midterms are less than a month away, and even many liberal politicians don’t have strong, defined stances on how they will protect the planet. → Read More
EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt resigns
The EPA Administrator's tenure was characterized by deregulation and scandal. → Read More
After years of unsafe practices, North Carolina seeks environmental redemption
What does it take to right years of environmental wrongs? → Read More
North Dakota will step up environmental enforcement, but industry gets a seat at the table
The state that was home to the Bakken oil boom hasn't had a standalone environmental agency, but that's about to change. → Read More
Rampant conflicts of interest among state environmental officials
Fifteen U.S. state environmental agencies are led by someone who used to work for an industry they now regulate. → Read More
UPDATED: Trump orders Department of Energy to look into propping up failing coal plants
The Energy Department is hatching plans to force grid operators to buy electricity from coal and nuclear plants at risk of retirement. → Read More
What’s happened since Trump’s Paris climate announcement a year ago?
The world is moving forward with climate action, but it still might not be enough. → Read More
Zinke’s interview with Breitbart, debunked
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke says we need a border wall for "environmental" reasons. → Read More
Former chemical industry attorney takes over EPA’s Superfund task force
The task force was previously led by Albert Kelly, a longtime friend of EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt. → Read More
Families sue EU over climate change
Ten families are taking the European Union to court in an effort to reduce carbon emissions. → Read More
Runaway barges full of coal spill into Pennsylvania river
The coal has been spilled. → Read More
The Trump administration is about to repeal one of Obama’s last climate rules
The rule would have required states and some localities to measure — and reduce — greenhouse gas emissions from transportation. → Read More
Climate lawsuits face a major hurdle in federal court
A federal judge in California will decide whether to let lawsuits against fossil fuel companies by San Francisco and Oakland move forward. → Read More
EPA bans CNN, AP from covering summit on chemicals, ‘forcibly’ removes reporter
It's another example of the agency's antagonism towards the press under the Trump administration. → Read More
The East Coast May Be On the Brink of a Hop Renaissance
Can a farmer and a brewer come together to bring hops back to the eastern United States? → Read More
Here’s how the House’s Farm Bill would undermine environmental protections
Work requirements for food stamps might be getting lots of attention, but the Farm Bill could hurt the environment too. → Read More
Federal judge overturns Oakland’s coal export ban
It's a blow to the city's environmental and social justice agenda. → Read More