Responding to the Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on greenhouse gas emissions to be announced by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) today, Greenpeace Senior Legislative Coordinator Kate Smolski issued the following statement:

“Instead of proposing decisive action and reversing a two-term legacy of obstructing any meaningful progress on global warming, President Bush has once again offered more voluntary and non-binding proposals rather than hard science-based targets...

The Center for Biological Diversity, Greenpeace, and Natural Resources Defense Council initiated legal action against the Bush administration today by submitting a formal notice of intent to sue the administration for missing the deadline to...

"Al Gore's unstinting efforts to wake up policy makers and the public alike to the global warming crisis have inspired many around the world to redouble their efforts to protect the planet.

The Bush administration was rebuked today by a federal judge for suppressing scientific reports on the impacts of global warming on the United States. In response to a lawsuit brought last year by conservation organizations, Federal District...

Today, the Supreme Court announced a 5-4 decision that the Clean Air Act provides the Environmental Protection Agency with the authority to regulate global warming pollution under the Clean Air Act. This is the first global warming case to reach...

“At a time when the American people, the newly elected Congress, and business leaders are calling for solutions to global warming, the President has once again failed to deliver. A year after he publicly admitted our nation's addiction to oil,...