The future is uncertain, but our mission is not.
We sued Donald Trump over 150 times as president in his first term—fighting every time for the planet and its people. We will not be shaken. We will not be silenced.
America’s Arctic hosts over 42 million acres of ecologically significant public land. Listen to how oil and gas development can irreparably harm it in the latest episode of What the Earth: on.nrdc.org/4ovFCa0
The plastics industry is polluting our waters with tiny plastic pellets—made from planet-warming fossil fuels—that are linked to digestive, reproductive, and respiratory harm, leaving communities to bear the costs while corporate polluters avoid accountability. chicagotribune.com/2026/05/3…
Our director of federal affairs, Katie Hobbs, talks about the risks of opening up the Arctic for oil and gas development in the latest episode of What the Earth: on.nrdc.org/4g9t0mz
The Trump administration is promoting Biden-era investments in lead pipe removal and PFAS cleanup as their own, even though they’ve proposed funding cuts and Republican lawmakers have already redirected some of the money, leaving fewer resources to protect families’ drinking water. grist.org/buildings/bidens-c…
Yet more than a third of all U.S. states have at least one proposed or currently operating “chemical recycling” facility using either incineration or related processes—often in low-income communities or communities of color.
Burning plastic and calling it “chemical recycling” is a false solution to the plastics problem. We need to reduce the use and production of plastic and switch to nontoxic, reusable, and sustainable alternatives.
The Gulf of Mexico is home to the critically endangered Rice’s whale—fewer than 100 remain—but President Trump’s “God Squad” exempted Gulf oil and gas activities from the Endangered Species Act, bringing even more noise and putting the species at greater risk. nytimes.com/interactive/2026…
We’re fighting alongside partners to stop the Pacific Northwest's first industrial-scale wood pellet mill, which would emit toxic air pollutants and threaten local communities. We need to stop harmful biomass in its tracks to protect forests, public health, and our climate. on.nrdc.org/4vvvYpR
President Trump’s EPA is trying to weaken Clean Air Act protections to fast-track data center development and other major polluting facilities by letting them bypass key safeguards and public input. on.nrdc.org/4ftjBpH
Burning coal is up to four times more expensive than getting electricity from renewable sources. And as President Trump clings to the past, his massive giveaway to coal companies will mean higher bills and dirtier air for the rest of us. theguardian.com/us-news/2026…
With 500 attacks in just 500 days, the Trump administration has cemented their place as the worst in history for our environment and public health. And in courtrooms across the country, we’ve been fighting back every step of the way.
Neonics, a widely-used toxic pesticide, are contaminating waterways, ecosystems, and communities. We’re working to limit the unnecessary use of neonic-coated seeds that harm pollinators and pose serious public health risks. grist.org/sponsored/the-figh…
The Trump administration is planning to auction off lands near Arizona’s iconic Grand Canyon National Park and Grand Canyon–Parashant National Monument for oil and gas drilling. Submit a comment to help us fight back: on.nrdc.org/4obzOCi
We shouldn’t have to shoulder the responsibility of solving the plastics crisis when the industry urgently needs to change. But we can still make lifestyle changes to reduce our exposure to harmful microplastics. Learn more tips at stopmicromonsters.org
The Trump administration made a backroom deal to pay TotalEnergies $1 billion to cancel offshore wind projects. But states are fighting back to stop President Trump from destroying these clean energy jobs and the affordable electricity they’ll build. on.nrdc.org/4ejFzKK
The rapid growth of AI data centers is raising public health concerns in Virginia, where most facilities rely on diesel backup generators that release soot and other harmful pollutants linked to serious health risks like respiratory illness and heart disease. washingtonpost.com/business/…