Earthjustice
To persuade state and federal government agencies to issue the strongest possible requirements for safe disposal of waste ash from coal-fired power plants.
Archives Grants
Ecology Center
To reduce exposure of children and all Michigan residents to toxic chemicals, and to protect health by achieving steps toward comprehensive chemicals policy reform at the state and federal levels.
Environmental Health Fund
To ensure the current federal policy for protecting health from exposures to toxic chemicals is modernized to assess and regulate the manufacture and their use based on 21st century health and safety standards and scientific data.
Environmental Health Fund
To coordinate and support the Safer Chemicals Healthy, Families coalition; provide leadership for Health Care Without Harm, Coming Clean and the PBDE Strategic Collaboration, and the newly formed American Sustainable Business Council; and create more opportunities for partnerships and synergy…
Food Works at Two Rivers Center for Sustainability
To strengthen a food distribution network that provides universal access to local, healthy foods in central Vermont.
Cornell University Weill Medical College
To encourage young scientists to work toward the identification, intervention and prevention of developmental disabilities and gain critical knowledge in basic principles of brain, behavior and development.
Sierra Club Foundation
To stop construction of a new fleet of coal-fired power plants; expedite the replacement of the existing fleet of coal plants with cleaner energy alternatives; and adopt new federal regulations for managing waste and air emissions from coal plants.
Vital Communities
To strengthen local food systems by increasing the demand for and access to local foods and by addressing farm-related challenges through partnerships and collaboration.
Environmental Grantmakers Association
To support the climate portion of the State of the States Policy Briefing.
Acadia Center
To implement comprehensive energy policy reform in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, that will shift nearly $1 billion to energy efficiency; advocate for upgrades to a regional transmission system that promotes renewable power; and work at the federal level…