With support from the EPA, CLF teamed up with a local marine business in New Bedford to swap their diesel engines for clean ones – making the air around the port cleaner for everyone.
This court’s report and recommendation brings us one step closer to more accountability for gas companies and meaningful protections for the people most affected.
In this special Impact edition of Conservation Matters, we aim to inspire you by sharing how CLF is turning challenge into change, advancing its critical mission in New England – despite a difficult federal landscape.
The food justice movement calls for a reevaluation of our food system and how it excludes many people from access to nutritious, affordable food.
Soot pollution kills, and every day the EPA fails to act is another day communities are left unprotected.
It makes no sense to weaken standards that save families money at the pump and cut down pollution hurting our health.
Our lawsuit seeks to stop dangerous idling, protect residents’ right to clean air, and make Academy Express pay a penalty for the damage they’ve caused.
This decision sends a powerful message: the lived experience of the Penobscot Nation matters, and environmental justice cannot be ignored.
State public utilities agencies are the government entities that regulate the utilities operating within the state. These agencies oversee how utilities and energy companies can use your money – and how much they can charge you for their services.
CLF is on the ground and in the courts, sustaining our clean energy progress. The stakes could not be higher. CLF will not relent until a just, affordable, and sustainable energy future becomes reality for all.
