TL;DR The BlueGreen Alliance (BGA) unveiled a Federal Policy Playbook to guide policymakers in the development of legislation to build a worker and community-centered clean economy.

Year after year, extreme heat is breaking records and heat waves are occurring more often and lasting longer.

July 2026 was the contiguous United States’ hottest year on record and while temperatures are reaching record heights, the GOP Congress is moving a bill that would prevent national worker protections against extreme heat.

The URL for this website is also its mission: Protect Workers from Heat. If you’re trying to figure out what you can do to keep the working people in your state safe from heat stress, you’re in the right place. The collaborating organizations listed on the bottom of this screen aim to gather scientific studies, standards, stories and successful strategies that you can use to protect workers from heat wherever you are.

OPINION — What goes into the price of a can of beer? Any economics professor will tell you to account for the cost to run a brewery, the price of supplies, labor, shipping and taxes. What often gets overlooked is the cost to the local community — paid in harmful air pollution.

Southern California still runs on heavy industry. Garden Grove's chemical tank crisis was just a reminder.

This week BGA released a report during the Senate Democrats Clean Energy and Manufacturing Jobs Roundtable.

For years, workers were told they had to choose between good union jobs and a healthy planet. Twenty years ago, the helped prove that wasn't true. In the latest episode of Solidarity Works, we sit do...

James Bond rules. The man is a babe magnet, as we saw in the new spy flick “GoldenEye.” He journeys to exotic lands. He defeats diabolical terrorists with cunning agility and uses wit and machismo to seduce a leggy brunette.…