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Cleanup begins for thousands of abandoned oil and gas wells
March 21, 2022EDF helped secure $4.7 billion in federal funding to plug orphan wells, clean up oil and gas pollution, and create jobs.More on:
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Explainer
The inside track on carbon capture technologies
March 18, 2022Carbon capture technologies remove vast amounts of CO2 from the air and have a vital role to play in protecting us from catastrophic climate change.More on:
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Blog post
How regional accounting can boost the integrity of the voluntary soil carbon market
March 17, 2022 | Emily Oldfield, Agricultural Soil Carbon ScientistConsistent measurement is essential for high-quality soil carbon credits and good for farmers, businesses and governments working toward climate solutions. The post How regional accounting can boost the integrity of the voluntary soil carbon market first appeared on Growing Returns.More on:
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Hydrogen is booming: 3 things investors need to know to reduce their risk
March 17, 2022 | Jake Hiller, Dir., Sustainable Finance Operations, EDF+BusinessBy Jake Hiller The U.S. Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act has set off a flurry of competition among states for a piece of the $8 billion in direct funding and tax credits the law provides for four “hydrogen hubs.” Last week, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Arkansas announced a joint bid, and New Mexico said it will also join the fray. The role proposed …More on:
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Press release
Consistent Measurement and Standards are Essential for Realizing High-Quality Soil Carbon Credits That Can Help Mitigate Climate Change
March 17, 2022 | Emily Oldfield, Agricultural Soil Carbon ScientistResearchers from EDF and Woodwell Climate Research Center recommended creating a crediting framework to strengthen the soil carbon market.More on:
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Press release
Restore Peace in Ukraine and End the Instability of Fossil Fuel Dependence
March 17, 2022Restore Peace in Ukraine and End the Instability of Fossil Fuel DependenceMore on:
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Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Allows Federal Government to Continue Using Best Available Science about the Costs of Climate Damage
March 16, 2022 | Vickie Patton, General CounselFifth Circuit Court of Appeals Allows Federal Government to Continue Using Best Available Science about the Costs of Climate DamageMore on:
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Blog post
The Burning Question: How To Fix Flaring
March 15, 2022The Burning Question: How to Fix Flaring reviews the flaring performance of 20 major oil and gas companies and presents recommendations for investors and other stakeholders to reduce the associated environmental, social and financial risks.More on:
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Report
Act Now or Pay Later: The Costs of Climate Inaction for Ports and Shipping
March 15, 2022A report from EDF and RTI International reveals that the global shipping and port industry is susceptible to billions of dollars in infrastructure damage and trade disruption from climate change impacts.More on:
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Shipping Industry and Ports Susceptible to Billions of Dollars in Damage, Disruption from Climate Change
March 14, 2022 | Marie Cabbia Hubatova, Director, Global ShippingA new report from EDF shows that the global shipping and port industry loses billions in infrastructure damage and trade disruption due to climate change.More on:
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Report
Voters Perceptions of Climate Innovation
March 13, 2022Poll conducted by Morning Consult for Environmental Defense Fund finds that a large majority of voters (72%) support the U.S. investing in climate innovation.More on:
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Press release
Stronger Cross-State Air Pollution Rule Will Protect Millions from Smog that Blows Across State Lines
March 11, 2022 | Graham McCahan, Former Senior Attorney, U.S. Climate & Air – Legal & RegulatoryStronger Cross-State Air Pollution Rule Will Protect Millions from Smog that Blows Across State LinesMore on:
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Press release
New Study Underscores the Ongoing Harmful Legacy of Redlining
March 9, 2022EDF Statement from Margot Brown, Vice President, Equity and JusticeMore on:
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What’s next for the LEAF coalition? An outlook for tropical forest protection in 2022 and beyond
March 8, 2022This post was authored by Rocio Sanz Cortes, Managing Director of Supply at Emergent. In 2019 EDF set up Emergent, the group facilitating LEAF, because we saw the need for a new, innovative financing facility that could catalyze a high-quality market for forest carbon/jurisdictional REDD+ credits. EDF’s Ruben Lubowski is a senior advisor for Emergent.More on:
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The market for grassland carbon credits is on the rise. Here’s why.
March 7, 2022Under the Grassland Project Protocol developed by the Climate Action Reserve, landowners can now generate carbon credits by preserving grasslands and avoiding the climate impacts of land conversion, including the release of soil carbon, application of nitrogen-based fertilizers and use of carbon-emitting machinery.More on:
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For hydrogen to be a climate solution, leaks must be tackled
March 7, 2022 | Ilissa Ocko, Senior Climate Scientist II, Barbra Streisand Chair of Environmental StudiesBefore committing to a buildout of hydrogen, we must know how hydrogen can contribute to climate change, including significant warming potential.More on:
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Methane is the climate opportunity food companies can’t afford to miss
March 3, 2022 | Katie Anderson, Senior Director, Business, Food and ForestsReducing methane now is the fastest way to slow global warming in the near term and a critical part of avoiding the worst consequences of climate change.More on:
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What we’re watching in reconciliation
March 2, 2022Through the process known as budget reconciliation, Congress is now considering significant investments in climate action that could supercharge economic and job growth. With so many moving pieces, it can be difficult to know what to watch for, which is why we’ve homed in on four key questions to ask as the process unfolds.More on:
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Direct air capture could help us draw down historic carbon pollution. But it needs the right policy
March 2, 2022EDF working paper explores policy tools that federal policymakers could use to quickly and responsibly begin deployment of Direct Air Capture facilities, one of several possible carbon removal approaches.More on:
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Fact sheet
Carbon dioxide removal: A must-have tool for the climate challenge
March 2, 2022EDF fact sheet on Carbon dioxide removal (CDR), which refers to a class of natural and technological strategies designed to remove carbon pollution directly from the atmosphere.More on:
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Analysis
The analytical framework for the Climate Innovation Blueprint
March 2, 2022Achieving net-zero GHG emissions by mid-century requires a shift to low-carbon technologies throughout our energy system, many of which are not yet at significant commercial scale.More on:
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Blog post
Western Climate Initiative kicks off 2022 with strong results – and high hopes for greater ambition
February 28, 2022 | Katie Schneer, Senior Analyst, U.S. ClimateThis was was co-authored with Caroline Jones, Analyst for U.S. Climate. The results of the Western Climate Initiative’s February auction were released today, and all current vintage allowances sold at a record-high price – raising over $970 million for the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund. These results arrive alongside major opportunities for California to bolster its …More on:
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Press release
FERC Announces Steps to Prevent Approval of Unnecessary Natural Gas Pipelines and Improve Protections against Climate Change
February 18, 2022 | Ted Kelly, Director and Lead Counsel, U.S. Clean EnergyFERC Announces Steps to Prevent Approval of Unnecessary Natural Gas Pipelines and Improve Protections against Climate ChangeMore on:
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Castor, Blunt Rochester, Torres Air Quality Monitoring Bill is a Step Toward Helping Communities Tackle Longstanding Inequities
February 18, 2022 | Heather McTeer Toney, Vice President, Community EngagementU.S. Representatives Kathy Castor, Lisa Blunt Rochester and Ritchie Torres introduced the Environmental Justice Air Quality Monitoring Act of 2022.More on:
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The Clean Future Act: New Mexico’s biggest opportunity to lead on climate
February 18, 2022 | Alex DeGolia, Director, State Legislative and Regulatory Affairs, U.S. RegionLast year, New Mexico was hit by three different billion-dollar weather disasters: a devastating wildfire season, severe summer storms that included destructive hail, and persistent drought throughout the year across the West. At one point in 2021, over half of the state was in “exceptional drought” (the most severe category of drought), which put immense …More on: