Why California should plug its idle oil wells
Idle oil wells contaminate our air, water and land. Passing AB 1866 will make polluters pay to plug dangerous idle wells within a decade.
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How to find nurdles in your local waterway
How Girls Scouts prepared me to become an environmental advocate
Updates
Energy Conservation & Efficiency
Energy Department announces national definition of a zero emissions building
The coastal marten will get new habitat protections
Nuclear reactors still expensive, slow and risky
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Issue
16,400 petitions submitted to President Biden asking for new California monument
People nationwide support proposal for Chuckwalla National Monument
Why California should help schools go solar
California’s millionth solar roof was installed at a school. Let’s build on that legacy by restoring the right for schools to use their own solar energy and save on utility bills
Statement: California utility commission sides with utilities in community solar decision
Lackluster CPUC decision fails to establish path for robust community solar development
Environment America names Lisa Frank new executive director
Lisa Frank, who has been the executive director of Environment America’s Washington Legislative Office since February 2021, will now represent the full national group and its 30 state groups.
Sea otters and World Otter Day
World Otter Day gives us a chance to celebrate all otters, including sea otters, which have vanished from large portions of the Pacific Coast
Voices
Offshore wind is an important part of California’s energy portfolio
I appreciate the excellent work that Environment California is doing
We need to take significant action
