Stories: U.S. State & Regional Climate Change Policy

“Think globally, act locally” is a slogan that aptly describes what I witnessed last week at the 4th Annual Southeast Flo

Even in the absence of an international framework for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, several countries, states, and provinces are developing and implementing

Heat and drought continue to blanket the United States, leaving 54 percent of the nation’s pasture and rangeland, 38 percent of its corn crop, and 30 percent of soybeans in

This post is part of WRI’s “Extreme Weather Watch” series, which explains the link between climate change and extreme events.

On March 9, 2012, the Ohio Public Utility Commission hosted a workshop for the

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is expected to propose greenhouse gas emissions standards for new power plants soon. This represents an important step forward in reducing U.S.

Policymakers at all levels of government are focusing on getting the economy moving again.