ELPC to EPA: Tighten Methane Rules for Oil and Gas Industry
More than 4.5 million Midwesterners live within a half-mile of oil and gas sites
1/19/23
Northwoods, WI
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More than 4.5 million Midwesterners live within a half-mile of oil and gas sites
1/19/23
The EPA's stronger emissions standards get the U.S. back on track to reduce our pollution
1/10/22
The heartland has always been a hotbed of transportation innovation. We must continue to respond to the challenges of our time, and strong vehicle emissions standards are the best way forward.
9/28/21
Federal funds for electric school buses could mean a healthier ride to school for millions of kids in America
9/27/21
EPA must set the strongest possible federal clean car standards because reducing pollution from America’s cars and light trucks is critical to protecting the climate.
8/25/21
The road to clean car standards has had its ups and downs. Hopefully the next round will set us on a smoother path to reduce transportation emissions.
7/23/21
We cannot afford to repeat the status quo, every investment must consider the long-term health, economic opportunity, and mobility of all Americans.
7/20/21
ELPC urges EPA to rescind the action taken in the SAFE 1 Rule and we urge EPA to act quickly to address the deeply flawed SAFE 2 Rule.
6/2/21
It’s been another very busy year for ELPC, fighting back against an administration that continues to put public health, clean air and water and the climate in the proverbial backseat.
12/29/20
The Trump EPA’s environmental rollbacks continue at a rapid clip, putting clean water, clean air, and our climate at risk.
8/7/20
The US EPA is in hyper-speed rollback mode. Whether it’s action on climate, clean air, or clean water – not even a global public health crisis can stop them from rushing forward with proposals or final rules that will harm public health and our environment.
4/13/20
In the midst of our country’s public health crisis, the Trump Administration’s EPA continues to advance a dangerous policy that ignores science and public health studies.
3/23/20
REAP has provided grants and loan guarantees to agricultural producers for nearly 18,000 projects in every state (2003-2019). In all that time, ELPC has fought to keep REAP alive and funded.
3/5/20
ELPC testified before the Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) at their second and final public hearing on its rollback of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). ELPC testified in strong opposition to CEQ’s proposed changes to NEPA regulations.
2/25/20
ELPC had a busy 2019 standing up to the Trump Administration and working to fight its continued rollback of environmental safeguards.
12/30/19
The Trump administration is churning through rollbacks of public health protections on an almost daily basis. Whether it is protecting our climate, clean air, or water, this administration has set its sights on undermining sensible standards in favor of polluters.
12/4/19
ELPC team meets with key leaders in Washington, DC to discuss Great Lakes and Climate Change Solutions
7/18/19
Today, for the first time in 10 years, the U.S. House of Representatives acted to combat climate change by passing H.R. 9, the Climate Action Now Act. This is an important step.
5/2/19
If there is one thing that should bring Americans together it should be protecting our children. That’s why the EPA’s Mercury and Air Toxics Standard (MATS) has such broad public support.
4/12/19
The Trump administration’s rollback of Clean Car Standards is officially out for public comment. The administration’s preference for stalling standards is a shameful effort to undermine the biggest single step the U.S. can take to curb climate pollution and make new cars and trucks go further on a gallon of gas.
8/24/18
April ended with a bang when it comes to the administration rolling back important protections for public health, our climate, and clean water.
4/30/18
Does keeping 6 billion metric tons of dangerous carbon pollution out of the atmosphere while saving up to $122 billion at the pump sound good to you? If you answered yes then you are in the 70% majority of voters who want the EPA to leave current clean car standards in place!
3/30/18