Safe for Swimming?
America's beaches are some of our favorite places to relax ... when the water is safe. Where is water pollution harming our ability to enjoy the beach? And what can we do to stop it?
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Making sense of hydrogen
Diverting clean energy away from more beneficial uses toward hydrogen production can slow America’s progress in reducing our impact on the climate.
Protecting those who serve
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has returned hundreds of millions of dollars to servicemembers who have been harmed in the financial marketplace.
Red Tape and Rooftop Solar: How instant permitting can help more Illinois families go solar faster
Instant online permitting for solar – now in use in more than 270 jurisdictions across 13 states – can reduce these permitting delays, making it faster, easier and cheaper to install solar panels.
How fast is renewable energy growing in your state?
Renewable energy is on the rise across America. Fact sheets for each of the 50 states allow you to learn more about trends in your area.
Red tape in residential solar permitting
Slow, complicated and uncertain permitting requirements make it harder for Texas families to install solar panels or battery storage on their homes.
Less coal, more oil: Climate pollution trends by state
Greenhouse gas pollution decreased in 44 states from 2005 to 2022, and increased in six.
Accidents Waiting to Happen
Across America, thousands of facilities that store or move oil, toxic chemicals or coal ash are located near waterways. These facilities are accidents waiting to happen.
Lead in PA School Drinking Water
How to Reduce Food Waste in Massachusetts
Massachusetts produces nearly a million tons of food waste each year. Common-sense steps can further reduce food waste, helping our environment and communities.