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Wildlife Over Waste

Every day, people are throwing away tons of single-use cups, containers and other plastic “stuff.” Among the worst forms of plastic pollution is polystyrene foam (the stuff most of us call Styrofoam), which never fully degrades. Nothing we use for a few minutes should be allowed to pollute our oceans and rivers and threaten wildlife for centuries.

Trouble in the Air

A report created by Environment America Research & Policy Center, USPIRG Education Fund and Frontier Group
Written by Morgan Folger, Environment America Research & Policy Center, Matt Casale, U.S. PIRG Education Fund and Elizabeth Ridlington and Gideon Weissman, Frontier Group

The Cleanest Energy: Conservation & Efficiency

The Clean Water Network

The people who take action to clean up and protect our rivers, lakes and streams need all the help they can get. Since 2014, our Clean Water Network has connected these local heroes with each other, uniting more than 250 local and regional watershed groups around the country so they can be more effective champions for clean water.

Solar Homes

A report by Environment America Research & Policy Center
Written by Rob Sargent and Bret Fanshaw, Environment America Research & Policy Center and Abi Bradford and Jonathan Sundby, Frontier Group
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Shining Cities 2020

A report by Environment America Research & Policy Center and Frontier Group
Written by: Adrian Pforzheimer and Elizabeth Ridlington, Frontier Group; Ben Sonnega and Emma Searson, Environment America Research & Policy Center
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Shining Cities 2020

A report by Environment America Research & Policy Center and Frontier Group
Written by: Adrian Pforzheimer and Elizabeth Ridlington, Frontier Group; Ben Sonnega and Emma Searson, Environment America Research & Policy Center
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Shining Cities 2020

A report by Environment America Research & Policy Center and Frontier Group
Written by: Adrian Pforzheimer and Elizabeth Ridlington, Frontier Group; Ben Sonnega and Emma Searson, Environment America Research & Policy Center
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Save the Bees

Bees are dying off at an unsustainable rate, with serious consequences for our natural world. They play a vital role as pollinators, and losing them would have a devastating ripple effect across all ecosystems. That’s why we’re working to expand bee habitats and stop the use of bee-killing pesticides.

Safe for swimming?

The 2020 edition of a report by Environment Oregon Research and Policy Center and Frontier Group
Written by John Rumpler, Environment America Research & Policy Center; and Gideon Weissman, Frontier Group
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