The IRA provided a potential route for a national green bank, but green investment remains almost entirely local. A national green bank can be helpful and build off existing frameworks.

D.C. must incorporate a specific language access policy within its climate adaptation plan to adequately address the needs of multilingual residents.

This blog post discusses the importance of the White House’s recent guidance mandating agency consideration of ecosystem services in agency cost-benefit analysis.

This blog is about recent court decisions out of Idaho, Nevada, and Montana addressing the groundwater crisis facing the western United States and offering avenues of potential resource regulation for...

Alaska’s landscape is changing faster than the rest of the U.S., but the Bureau of Land Management’s multiple-use and sustained-yield mandate can help slow that change.

This article brings to light the dark side of the fast-paced, trend-driven fashion industry and its environmental impacts while encouraging individuals to become ethical fashion consumers.

This blog discusses the urgent need to address PFAS contamination using regulatory efforts, legislative action, and community advocacy from a local to global scale.

American environmental laws face at least four common challenges that constrain their efficacy, but there are nonetheless actionable pathways to strengthen and reimagine environmental law, especially as climate change continues.

Uncovering the interplay between sustainable travel and cultural preservation in ecotourism, this article reveals environmental promises and potential pitfalls and suggests crucial policy measures to counteract pseudo-ecotourism in the Indian...