DOE just released a long-awaited study showing the devastating harms of America’s LNG exports. We explain the three main harms outlined in the study and what DOE and the Biden administration should do next.

Under Trump, it’s even more crucial for states to lead on climate

End-of-year reflections and an outline of Evergreen’s plans for 2025 from Executive Director Lena Moffitt

The Evergreen team recommends a list of 20 books offering hope, knowledge, and comfort for the year ahead. These diverse reads, covering everything from climate to time travel, explore themes of resilience, connection, and hope.

To cement his strong climate legacy and protect hard-won progress from a second Trump presidency, President Biden must focus his final months working with DOE to conclusively determine LNG is not in the public interest.

Billions spent by the fossil fuel industry enabled a Trump win, but the fight is not over for a just, equitable future. Here are three actions President Biden must take by January to protect the progress we’ve achieved and create a path ahead.

Over half a million people from across the country are demanding DOE consider the climate and economic impacts of LNG terminals on the public before greenlighting projects. Behind each petition signature is a personal story. Read four of them.

Climate voters continue to be essential to the Democratic base and key voting blocs in battleground states. Here are three reasons why Harris-Walz should continue energizing voters with their plan for a thriving clean energy future.

The Supreme Court just allowed EPA’s carbon pollution standards for coal and gas plants to go into effect. Here’s what the decision means and what states, utilities, and advocates need to do next.

Data center construction is booming, and power demand is rising in parallel. This load growth threatens to blow a hole in states’ clean energy targets—unless it is met with a proactive policy response.