Transportation is Idaho’s largest contributor to climate-changing pollution. One solution is to drive less—bike and walk more! Another is to “electrify our fleet.” Learn more about battery-electric and hybrid vehicles.

The tides are changing in the energy market. Urge Avista to do its part to make Idaho coal-free and invest in clean, affordable, job-creating energy resources.

Curbside compost takes trash and recycling to another level, making Boise a model for other cities around the region and beyond.

We’ve done it—completed our It’s My ID campaign to double our endowment and create a climate fund for our important energy and water work!

While Idahoans focus on facts and seek solutions, rhetoric from the Trump administration relies on false claims and cynical promises to restore a bygone era.

Playing on Idaho’s rivers and lakes is one of the best parts of summer. It’s also one of the most dangerous. Be safe out there!

Many effects of climate change are obvious—bigger and more destructive storms, hotter summers and colder winters. But climate change affects us in countless not so obvious ways.

The President has proposed slashing the transportation infrastructure budget, a move that would eliminate the TIGER grants program.

The BNSF Railway is moving forward with plans to construct a second railroad bridge across Lake Pend Oreille. The public needs to be able to weigh in on these plans.

While coal pollution and climate change are hot topics these days, ICL has been protecting Idaho’s air quality for decades.