The EPA is proposing to eliminate minimum federal public participation requirements for many "minor source" air pollution permits, the very permits often used…

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As data centers place growing demands on our electric grid, many of the biggest decisions about who pays for new infrastructure, how much energy is needed,…

A New Deal that Works for Us: Now is the time to come together and reimagine a 21st century economy for the Ohio Valley that's good for workers, communities, and the environment.

As data centers rapidly expand across both rural and urban communities, one issue continues to surface again and again: noise pollution. From the constant hum…

Local, state and federal governments all have the ability to declare a disaster declaration. Declarations can: Allow funds and aid money to enter the community; Mobilize people to come and…

Water use from data centers is increasing across the Great Lakes region. To help make sense of the impacts, we released a new guide for residents, grassroots organizations, and local […]

Data Center Site Fight Guide A Shared Resource for Stopping Data Centers from the Data Center Working Group This live document was created and is maintained by members of the Data Center Working…

Third Act elders and partners marching in support of climate solutions.

Local governments are increasingly navigating heightened polarization, threats, and moments of democratic tension. What role can local leaders play in de-escalating conflict and preventing political…

Stories of Birth, Breath, and the Burden of a Poisoned Land

MARTINSBURG - For years, residents across the Eastern Panhandle have turned on their taps with little thought about what might be flowing through the pipes. But the recent detection of

Join the Center for Biological Diversity on Monday, November 17 for a webinar with community leaders about how to protect reproductive health during climate emergencies.

Have you ever gone for a walk outside, heard the birds, and felt it clear your mind? Even lift your mood? There's a reason why people say they need to "get outside" – our surroundings have a profound…

Join us for an informative and engaging event designed for everyday residents who want to better understand how our courts shape our communities – and how the judicial system can be a tool for…

The dispute between the city and a community group over the fate of Orchard Park in Logantown seems likely to extend for at least several more months, after a pre-trial conference Thursday at which…

A Blair County judge Monday overruled the city’s preliminary objections to a lawsuit by a neighborhood group that seeks to keep the city from building homes on Orchard Park in Logantown — setting up a...