Last week, Prime Minister Trudeau visited Washington, D.C. as the first sitting Canadian Prime Minister to visit the White House for a state dinner in nearly two decades. Following their meeting, President Obama and Prime Minister Trudeau released a Joint

It can be difficult to measure the power of taking action, such as filling out an action alert, making a phone call, writing a letter, or meeting with your Members of Congress. But this week, we are celebrating a victory that clearly shows the power of raising

Throughout the United States, there is a clear connection between race, class and environmental justice. The Flint water crisis has made recent headlines, but for years there have been cases of environmental inequality throughout the entire country that

"What’s happening in Alaska isn’t just a preview of what will happen to the rest of us if we don’t take action. It’s our wake-up call. The alarm bells are ringing.

In 2015, we broke yet another record for the warmest year, with average global temperatures reaching 54.4 degrees Fahrenheit. But, with record heat, came a surge in clean energy investment.

This blog post originally appeared on the Huffington Post.

Ah springtime…the chirping of birds, the buzzing of insects, the budding of trees. But wait a minute. It’s not spring.

There are many reasons to celebrate Tu BiSh’vat this year, as this has been an exciting year for environmental justice. Tu BiSh’vat, the New Year of the Trees, is celebrated on the 15^th (tu) of the Hebrew month of Sh’vat, this year falling on January 25.

Although it is finally getting cold and starting to feel like winter, you may have noticed unseasonably warm temperatures and minimal snowfall last month. While here on the East Coast we are facing record breaking warm temperatures, across the country and

Ten years ago, as I read Parashat Vayechi in anticipation of my Bat Mitzvah I was drawn to Jacob’s blessing of Ephraim and Manasseh.