The BlueGreen Alliance’s Executive Director Kim Glas responds to EPA Administrator Pruitt’s call to exit the Paris Climate Agreement by saying it would be a “huge mistake.”

In his recent Executive Order, President Trump ordered the EPA to re-evaluate common sense standards finalized by them ast year that would limit methane emissions from new and modified sources in the oil and gas industry. Our Kim Glas responded.

Coal-dependent communities around the country are struggling and the RECLAIM Act could inject much needed investment in economic development—if done right.

The BlueGreen Alliance’s Kim Glas responds to President Trump’s Executive Order rolling back worker and environmental protections.

A Proposal to Create Quality Jobs and Reduce Pollution by Reducing Energy Use By 20 Percent in Ohio’s Schools, Hospitals, and Public BuildingsEnergy efficiency is a jobs driver in the growing clean economy.

A Proposal to Create Quality Jobs and Reduce Pollution by Reducing Energy Use By 20 Percent in Pennsylvania’s Schools, Hospitals, and Public Buildings.

After the release of President Trump’s budget blueprint, the BlueGreen Alliance called out deep cuts to the EPA and Department of Labor that will cripple the agencies’ ability to protect people and the environment.

Leaders from the BlueGreen Alliance react to a 90-day stay of safety rules designed to protect workers, first responders and residents around industrial facilities from fires, chemical releases, explosions, and other disasters.

Sound long-term fuel economy standards and manufacturing policies are equally essential to make sure we secure today’s automotive jobs and continue to rebuild American manufacturing into the future.

Ahead of President Trump’s visit to Michigan, the BlueGreen Alliance released new data showing that clean vehicles and fuel economy standards are creating and sustaining thousands of jobs in the state.

The BlueGreen Alliance sent a letter to Senators calling on them to opposes these bills that are dangerous proposals for public health, workers, and the environment and would do nothing to help to the American people.

At our event at the Cleveland Auto Show, representatives from ArcelorMittal Cleveland, the United Steelworkers, and the National Wildlife Federation talked about how fuel economy standards have played a key role in boosting the auto recovery, and are critical to sustaining and growing auto sector jobs in years to come.