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  • Announcing the Winners of the Youth Sustainability Challenge

    As representatives from around the world gather at Rio+20, young people are inspiring a new generation to help build a more sustainable and prosperous future.


  • Another Step Forward Toward Energy Security

    As part of the President’s all-of-the-above energy strategy, the Obama administration is offering 39 million acres of the most oil- and gas-rich area of the Gulf of Mexico to increase the exploration and production of America’s domestic energy resources


  • Fighting to Protect American Families from Mercury Pollution

    Here are the facts about the Obama Administration’s Mercury and Air Toxics Standards.


  • Celebrating Global Wind Day

    A Sierra Club representative joins families at the Jersey Shore to celebrate Global Wind Day and highlight wind power's economic and environmental benefits.


  • Supporting Appalachian Communities

    The Federal Co-Chair of the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) highlights the Livable Communities partnership between the ARC, EPA and USDA, providing technical assistance to small rural towns to help them develop and implement strategies for making their communities more livable and competitive.


  • Keeping the Military’s Energy Options Open

    By cutting our demand for fuel, we can build a lighter, leaner, more lethal military force and lower our costs


  • A Clear Answer to Clean Water

    NRCS Chief Dave White highlights the launch of a new National Water Quality Initiative committed to improving one to seven impaired watersheds in every U.S. state and territory.


  • Green Button Momentum

    The Obama Administration has partnered with the utility industry and challenged them to make it easier for electricity customers to get secure online access to their own household or building energy-use in a consumer- and computer-friendly format, called “Green Button.” Responding to a call by President Obama to help families and businesses take better control of their energy bills, a number of companies announced their commitment to use the Green Button standard in their products.


  • Protecting Jobs in the American Wind Industry

    Heather Zichal talks about a few key items on the President’s “To-Do” list for Congress –- including extending the Production Tax Credit (PTC) and the 48C Advanced Energy Manufacturing Credit


  • Green Button Momentum

    To make it easier for business and consumers to save energy and money, we need to make it easier for them to understand how they use energy.


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