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New modeling shows the power and potential of cap-and-invest in Washington state
October 15, 2024 | Caroline Jones, Senior Analyst, U.S. ClimateWashington state’s cap-and-invest program, created in the 2021 Climate Commitment Act (CCA), is nearing the end of its second year and has already raised over $2 billion for communities by putting a price on pollution. The program is a win-win for climate action and for communities: It creates a powerful economic incentive for companies across …More on:
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Press release
Environmental Defense Fund Applauds Governor Shapiro’s Progress towards Implementing Methane Regulations
October 10, 2024 | John Rutecki, Regulatory and Legislative Manager, AppalachiaStatement from John Rutecki, Regulatory and Legislative Affairs Manager, Appalachia at Environmental Defense FundMore on:
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New study charts medium- and heavy-duty charging needs for 18 states and Washington, D.C.
October 8, 2024 | Michael Zimmerman, Senior Attorney, ElectrificationBy Michael Zimmerman and Neda Deylami The market for electric medium- and heavy-duty vehicles in the U.S. is rapidly expanding. As of October 2024, 11 states have adopted the Advanced Clean Trucks rule, which requires manufacturers to produce increasing amounts of zero-emission MHDVs, and more are considering adopting this standard. Key policies like the ACT …More on:
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Report
Electric trucks at charging station
October 8, 2024EDF retained Atlas Public Policy to model, for 18 states plus the District of Columbia, the number of charging stations that would be needed in each state to meet ACT targets through 2032.More on:
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Press release
EDF Applauds Historic U.S. EPA Rule to Eliminate Lead Pipes
October 8, 2024 | Sarah Vogel, Senior Vice President, Healthy CommunitiesStatement of Sarah Vogel, Senior Vice President for Healthy Communities - October 8, 2024More on:
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Article
Applying for FEMA aid? Follow these tips from disaster relief experts.
October 7, 2024Here are seven helpful tips if you are currently going through the recovery process after a natural disaster.More on:
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Fact sheet
What Will We Grow Here? An Analysis of Candidate Species for Open Ocean Aquaculture in the United States (White Paper)
October 4, 2024EDF report explores how open ocean aquaculture can increase domestic seafood production while highlighting species most likely to thrive in offshore environments.More on:
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Report
What Will We Grow Here? An Analysis of Candidate Species for Open Ocean Aquaculture in the United States (White Paper)
October 4, 2024EDF report explores how open ocean aquaculture can increase domestic seafood production while highlighting species most likely to thrive in offshore environments.More on:
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Report
Unleashing Advances in Science, Technology, and Artificial Intelligence to Support Sustainable Open Ocean Aquaculture in the US (White Paper)
October 4, 2024This White Paper explores developments in science and technology that could support a sustainable, competitive open ocean aquaculture industry in the United States Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).More on:
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Report
Preventing and Managing Disease (White Paper)
October 4, 2024EDF is working to build support among ocean, coastal, and seafood stakeholders and policy makers to establish a rigorous, science-based environmental and social regulatory framework that provides a predictable environment for business investment, protects ocean health, and supports equitable outcomes for coastal communities and individuals working throughout the seafood industry.More on:
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Report
Managing Risks from Escaped Fish (White Paper)
October 4, 2024This EDF white paper draws conclusions primarily from the escapes of marine finfish farmed in their current natural range or their native ocean basin that would be relevant to marine species and operations expected to be reared in U.S. offshore waters.More on:
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Report
Aquaculture Feed (White Paper)
October 4, 2024Growing a sustainable U.S. aquaculture sector to meet that projected demand will require focusing on the sustainability of the feed that supplies 70 percent of farmed seafood globally.More on:
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Press release
Supreme Court Will Not Block Two Vital Climate and Clean Air Protections
October 4, 2024 | Vickie Patton, General CounselJustices Deny Shadow Docket Requests for Emergency Stays of Methane Pollution Standards, Strengthened Mercury and Air Toxics StandardsMore on:
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Blog post
Charging ahead: Key reasons for confidence in a commercial EV trucking future
October 3, 2024 | Maaz Haider, Manager, Electric Truck TransitionAmong the largest contributors to climate change is transportation, the largest source of U.S. emissions, and medium- and heavy-duty vehicles have an outsized impact.More on:
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Blog post
Wyoming is at a crossroads moment for methane that may decide its energy future
October 2, 2024 | John Rutecki, Regulatory and Legislative Manager, AppalachiaWyoming stands at a crossroads that will determine the future of the state’s energy industry. In front of the state lie two paths for how to implement rules for methane emissions from oil and gas production, and leaders in Wyoming need to decide which direction the state will go. One path is to stand by …More on:
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Article
Top takeaways from New York’s Climate Week
October 1, 2024This year's New York Climate Week came at a critical time for global cooperation given the need to slash climate pollution by 2030 to avoid the worst effects of climate change.More on:
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Blog post
Texas releases heavy-duty charging taskforce report
October 1, 2024 | Phillip Martin, Manager, Zero-emission Truck Initiative in TexasThis week the Texas Department of Transportation released the final report from a statewide interagency taskforce focused on how to support charging infrastructure for medium- and heavy-duty vehicles. The 51-page report provides an overview of federal and state policies, while making state-specific recommendations for how Texas legislators can utilize some of the state’s competitive advantages …More on:
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Interactive tool
America's hidden landfill emissions
September 30, 2024Many landfills bordering American neighborhoods and commercial areas release dangerous pollution that contributes to climate change and impacts human health. An interactive map from EDF shows individual landfill location and emission levels across the United States and its territories.More on:
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Press release
New Map Helps Show Significant Methane Pollution from Municipal Landfills
September 30, 2024 | Edwin LaMair, Attorney, U.S. Legal & RegulatoryEnvironmental Defense Fund unveiled a new map and analysis showing show the scale of dangerous methane pollution from landfills across the U.S.More on:
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Article
This Pennsylvania steel town is winning at football and clean energy
September 26, 2024The Steelton-Highspire school district near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania is celebrating a new fleet of electric school buses, thanks, in large part, to the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.More on:
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Analysis
How wet must a wetland be to have federal protections in post-Sackett US?
September 26, 2024 | Adam Gold, Manager, Coasts and Watersheds ScienceEDF study estimates the potential impact of interpretations of the 2023 Sackett v. Environmental Protection Agency ruling on federal wetlands protections, using a qualitative measure of wetland “wetness” as a proxy for the new requirement.More on:
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Blog post
What Will We Grow Here? An Analysis of Candidate Species for Open Ocean Aquaculture in the United States
September 26, 2024By: Poppy Brittingham Open ocean aquaculture (also referred to as “offshore” aquaculture) is a nascent industry in the United States. As it exists now, the industry has the potential to positively contribute to domestic seafood supplies if executed well. However, if the risks and impacts of the farms are not well understood, it can cause …More on:
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Press release
New Report Highlights Candidate Species for U.S. Open Ocean Aquaculture
September 26, 2024A new report from Environmental Defense Fund provides critical insights into species that may be optimal for farming in open ocean environments.More on:
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Blog post
Flying over Pennsylvania in search of orphan wells: building momentum to solve a global problem
September 23, 2024 | Adam Peltz, Director and Senior Attorney, Energy TransitionThere are at least a million dead and forgotten oil and natural gas wells dotting the American landscape, many leaking methane and other toxic chemicals into the air and water, long after their productive days are over. In Pennsylvania alone, there are an estimated 300,000 to 700,000 — and estimated is the key word. The …More on:
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Blog post
My hope for Forth Roadmap 2024: EV advocates embrace utility regulation as key to unlocking a zero-emission future
September 23, 2024 | Michael Zimmerman, Senior Attorney, ElectrificationBy Micheal Zimmerman and Dakoury Godo-Solo As medium- and heavy-duty vehicles speed toward electrification, the build-out of charging infrastructure must keep pace. How utilities incorporate transportation into foundational utility functions will inform where, when, and how fast electric vehicles come online. These decisions fall mainly under the authority of state utility regulators (Public Utility Commissions)More on: