This commitment by the City of Boise sets a clear marker for other communities and agencies to rally around.

Become a member of the Idaho Conservation League to help us protect what you love about Idaho. This year, we are celebrating the 50th anniversaries of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act and the National Trails System Act!

Light pollution wastes billions of dollars each year in energy consumption, contributes to greenhouse gas emissions, and harms human health and wildlife. But there are easy solutions.

Citizens deserve to know what pollution they’re being exposed to, and this data should not be kept secret.

Weaker fuel economy standards needlessly threaten our health, economy and environment — tell the EPA why you support fuel-efficient vehicles.

As we succeed in closing coal plants, utilities argue that natural gas and transmission lines are the next best alternatives. But events this summer show the folly of doubling down on fossil fuels instead of investing in Idaho’s clean energy resources.

It’s hot out there! A few simple choices allow you to flex your power to stay cool, save money — and protect our clean air and climate.

Walking, biking, buses….oh my! There are plenty of alternative transportation options out there. Discover your favorite this summer!

The Department of Energy wants to force purchases of coal and nuclear power. With the abundance of affordable, reliable clean energy options in Idaho, investing Idaho’s energy dollars in our own resources instead of out-of-state coal plants is the right strategy for our state.

Because of all the incredibly horrible press, I was expecting someone other than who I saw. I expected a bumbler and Scott Pruitt is certainly not that (well, at least when it comes to environmental rollbacks). In short, he’s a pro, and environmental policy is in for a very rough ride.