Conservation

China Government Adviser Urges Climate Action Now

China should bind itself to international climate goals to reduce greenhouse gas pollution, one of the country’s most prominent policy advisers recently announced, in a break from Beijing’s official stance, … Read more

Making News: Thousands Of New Jobs From Clean Energy

A new report shows that by investing in a clean energy economy, the United States could create two million jobs nationwide. The report found that investing in clean energy would … Read more

Fossil Fuel-Free Army Base

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House To Consider Energy Package

Congress must take the urgent and necessary steps that will give consumers better energy choices, cut oil dependency and cut global warming pollution. While National Wildlife Federation favors many provisions … Read more

David Letterman Speaks Out on the Urgent Need to Confront Global Warming

David Letterman recently spoke on his show about how we urgently need to confront the climate crisis. We need leadership and we need to find alternative forms of energy now … Read more

For People and Wildlife, There’s Only One Answer to Secure Our Energy Future

In the coming days, Congress begins voting on a new set of energy bills that if passed will be detrimental for wildlife and the natural resources we all depend on. … Read more

A Victory for Teddy’s Bears!

Wildlife and the people who love them recently scored a huge victory when the EPA finalized their decision to veto the controversial Yazoo Backwaters Pumps Project. The success will help … Read more

Connecting the Dots: Interview with NWF’s Dr. Amanda Staudt

The National Wildlife Federation’s Dr. Amanda Staudt, a climate scientist, was on KTBC-TV in Austin, TX this morning, connecting the dots between global warming and stronger hurricanes. You can watch … Read more

Student Video Competitions Seek Solutions to Climate Issues

With the new semester starting, opportunities abound for students interested in putting their screenwriting and film skills to work: Climate Matters: Inspire Your Next President These 30 or 60 second … Read more

Happening This Week

Tuesday, September 9: Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee, Hearing on public transportation and dependence on foreign oil, 10 AM, 538 Dirksen Wednesday, September 10: House Select Committee on … Read more