A half-century after the passage of the Clean Water Act, industrial facilities continue to release large volumes of toxic substances into our waterways, threatening the health of people and ecosystems.
America now gets more than three times as much power from the wind, the sun and the earth as we did in 2012, with all 50 states now seeing clean energy growth.
Test results now show that lead is even contaminating drinking water in schools and preschools — flowing from thousands of fountains and faucets where our kids drink water every day.
Governors, state legislators, mayors and other local leaders are leading the way on clean, renewable energy.
Is your state making progress to reduce plastic waste?
Use our map to find which states have passed measures to electrify cars, electrify buses, and provide transportation alternatives.
The rapid growth of renewables, electric vehicles and other building blocks of a clean energy future
The rapid growth of renewables, electric vehicles and other building blocks of a clean energy future
