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USDA Wildlife Services Should End Indiscriminate Killing (Op-Ed)Opinion Predator control from the U.S. Wildlife Services itself must be controlled.
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Food Additives 'Generally Recognized As Safe" Could Be Anything But (Op-Ed)Opinion Chemical additives in food are a poorly regulated health risk in the U.S. food supply, says NRDC executive director Peter Lehner.
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Eight Energy-Saving Tips to Make Every Day Earth DayOpinion For Earth Day, eight energy tips that are simple and save money.
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The Poop Problem: What To Do With 10 Million Tons of Dog Waste (Op-Ed)Opinion Pet poop is a million-ton problem, but what's the solution?
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New Whale Stranding Is Painful Evidence for Naval Sonar Risks (Op-Ed)Opinion Recent whale deaths are further support for declaring certain waters off-limits to naval sonar exercises.
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Air Pollution Deaths Should Not Be a Partisan Issue (Op-Ed)Opinion Air pollution now causes one in eight deaths, globally.
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Closing Clean Water Act Loophole Will Protect Drinking Water and Benefit Bathers and Breweries Alike (Op-Ed)Opinion A loophole in the Clean Water Act may soon, finally, close.
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California’s Recycling Target Could Create 110,000 New Jobs (Op-Ed)Opinion Recycling is more than an environmental boost — it's a major source of jobs.
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Cutting Power-Plant Carbon Could Save U.S. $60 Billion by 2020 (Op-Ed)Opinion Clean energy improvements underway in states across the U.S. are showing that national limits on carbon pollution from power plants could save billions of dollars and thousands of lives.
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