Cleaning up decades-long transportation pollution in port and freight communities is possible by electrifying our trucks and buses. Here’s how the White House can help build the infrastructure to make it a reality.

The ACC is a victory for young people, our climate, our jobs, and our future. Here’s what we know about the new program so far—and what should come next.

The Biden administration has one of its biggest opportunities to advance environmental justice and tackle climate pollution in one go by strengthening EPA’s heavy-duty vehicle pollution standards.

Indoor air pollution has disproportionately burdened Black, Brown, and lower-income communities. States have an opportunity to address these inequities and tackle the climate crisis with IRA funding and local regulations.

Pollution from freight trains is poisoning millions of Americans. The rail industry is fighting to keep it that way. We shouldn't let them.

Disadvantaged community members get to be the decision-makers in this first-of-its-kind IRA program. By putting $3 billion directly into community members’ hands, they get to decide and build projects that best suit their clean energy needs.

One year ago, President Biden signed the IRA into law. What’s happened since and what’s next?

The IRA targets clean energy benefits to particular communities—energy communities—that have been heavily dependent on fossil fuels and will be most impacted by the changes in the energy landscape.

Evergreen talked to public health and environmental justice expert Dr. Shelley Francis to better understand the disproportionate effects of transportation pollution on communities of color and what we can do about it.

Buildings are one of the most polluting sectors of our economy. The Biden administration has the power to cut carbon pollution in one-sixth of all new homes by updating one legally-required energy standard. This is what needs to happen next.