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Wondering why New England's sky looks yellow today? The haze is smoke that has traveled hundreds of miles from massive wildfires in Canada - a powerful reminder that climate disasters far away can still affect the air we breathe, our health, and our daily lives.

BREAKING: The Trump administration has finalized a rule that will undermine protections for endangered species. By sabotaging the Endangered Species Act, the Trump administration could drive many species to extinction - and extinction is forever.

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BREAKING: We're suing the Trump administration. Again. A new rule guts the Endangered Species Act’s protections for habitats of endangered species. CLF and 8 other groups represented by @Earthjustice have sued to block this harmful rule.

Summer isn't just getting hotter, it's getting more humid, too. As the planet warms, the atmosphere can hold more moisture, making heat feel even more intense. Climate change isn't just changing the temperature - it's changing what summer feels like altogether.

Meet four of our favorite residents of the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument. 🌊 These animals are just a small glimpse of the rich marine life that depends on this protected ecosystem - which is why CLF is fighting to protect it.

"We, as the next generation of scientists and ocean advocates, are already working to repair a damaged, broken world that was bestowed on us by previous generations." — Jhaylin Cruz, ocean protection ambassador fellow

Offshore wind isn't just about clean energy - it's about creating jobs and strengthening New England's local economies. As Trump continues his attacks on wind projects, workers and their livelihoods are paying the price.

Another week. Another dangerous heat wave. And this time, it's happening during the World Cup 🔥 Players are still expected to compete in dangerous heat while FIFA partners with Saudi Aramco, a fossil fuel giant that's fueling a hotter world. @FIFAWorldCup needs to #DumpAramco

BREAKING: A federal court blocked a Trump admin rule that would have excluded nonprofits from the loan forgiveness program. CLF filed a friend-of-the-court brief on behalf of environmental orgs. Today's ruling ensures the program supports public service, not political agendas.

This week's heat wave is a reminder that extreme weather isn't a future problem - it's already disrupting how we move. ☀️ As climate extremes become more common, investing in a resilient transit system is essential to keeping Boston moving safely.

BREAKING: The court has sided with environmental groups, including CLF, upholding the rule that classifies soot as a harmful pollutant and requires protections for public health. This is a major win for air quality and means cleaner air for people nationwide.

Today, our case to protect our air from soot goes before the court in California. We’re asking the court to hold Trump’s EPA accountable for delaying stronger soot pollution protections. Cleaner air shouldn’t have to wait.

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It’s time for FIFA to stop caring about logos it doesn’t get paid for, and start taking responsibility for the ones it does. That means dropping Saudi Aramco as a World Cup sponsor. Raise your voice and post, comment, share, and tag @FIFA to #DumpAramco.

FIFA is out here covering brand logos if they didn’t pay to play. But Saudi Aramco, the sponsor whose core business is fueling the climate crisis, gets prime placement. The rules seem to be: No logo if you didn’t pay. No problem if your business model is destroying the planet.

CLF has joined its 16th lawsuit against the Trump administration, now challenging a Pentagon freeze that's blocking more than 100 wind energy projects and billions in clean energy investment nationwide.

Glowing sea creatures in New England? Yup, they're real. 💡 Bioluminescent marine animals can create their own light to survive and thrive. These radiant creatures glow to hide from predators, attract mates, spot their next meal, or gain other advantages. #OceanMonth

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You might have never heard of Cashes Ledge, but it's one of the most vibrant marine ecosystems in the Gulf of Maine - underwater mountains, kelp forests, and an abundance of marine life. CLF is pushing to make it a national marine sanctuary to protect this remarkable ecosystem.