Conservation Law Foundation

06/15/2026

Have you seen explore.org's puffin cam yet? Watch Atlantic puffins nest, squabble, and waddle LIVE from a remote island in Maine 😍

Watch the Atlantic Puffin loafing ledge live from the coast of Main...

06/15/2026

National Electricity Day reminds us how far we've come, and where we're headed. ⚡🚗

The cars of yesterday run on gasoline and leave harmful emissions behind. The of tomorrow are powered by electricity, charged by clean energy, and driven by innovation.

As we transition from fossil fuels to locally generated solar and wind power, we're building a future that's cleaner, more efficient, and more resilient.

06/13/2026

FIFA claims to be committed to sustainability, but on the world's biggest stage it's partnering with Saudi Aramco - one of the world's largest fossil fuel companies. FIFA can't position itself as a climate leader while accepting sponsorship from a company that continues to expand fossil fuel production.

Join us in telling FIFA to drop Aramco as a World Cup sponsor.

Post, comment, share, and tag using . Together, we can send a clear message: climate leadership and fossil fuel sponsorship don't belong on the same team.

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06/12/2026

The Trump administration is continuing its attacks on our waters by unlawfully allowing destructive commercial fishing in more marine national monuments. It's more urgent than ever for us to stand together against these threats to our ocean.

President Trump on Thursday opened up previously protected areas of the Pacific Ocean to commercial fishing. Trump signed a proclamation opening up commercial fishing at three marine national monum…

06/11/2026

Did you know Atlantic salmon can jump almost 12 feet?

From freshwater rivers to the open ocean and back again, these powerful swimmers can travel thousands of miles and play a critical role in keeping ecosystems healthy along the way.

06/11/2026

Good news! Despite the current administration's efforts to prop up coal, solar and battery storage are dominating new power development in the U.S. ⚡️

Since last summer, nationwide grid reliability has improved thanks to solar and batteries. Aging coal plants are being replaced by cheaper, faster-to-build clean energy resources that are meeting growing electricity demand.

The evidence is clear: clean energy is the way to go.

06/10/2026

The Trump administration is trying to open the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument to commercial fishing. A recent survey by New England Aquarium revealed just a sliver of the marine life that this reckless, illegal move puts at risk: endangered whales, threatened sea turtles, and much more.

CLF has teamed up with NRDC and Center for Biological Diversity to sue the Trump administration to protect this priceless, irreplaceable life.

06/10/2026

We want to hear what the ocean means to you 🌊

Take our quick survey for Ocean Month!

June is Ocean Month, and we want to hear from you.

06/09/2026

Yesterday, Rhode Island stopped an eleventh-hour push to pass a bill that would allow utility companies to own power plants in the state. The move would have rewritten a 30-year-old law prohibiting such ownership, potentially leaving energy customers responsible for the costs of expensive power plant investments.

This attempt to overturn the law tried to take advantage of the very end of a legislative session, which would have allowed the bill to skirt thorough review and public scrutiny of its potential impacts.

CLF and other environmental advocates quickly raised concerns about the proposal, prompting lawmakers to pull the bill from consideration. The decision marks a significant victory and preserves longstanding protections for Rhode Island energy customers.

06/09/2026

Puffins have to be some of the cutest seabirds out there, right? ❤️

Atlantic puffins nest on secluded offshore islands in Maine and often winter in the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument.

Fun fact - a group of these birds is called an improbability of puffins!