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Showtime brings realities of Texas drought home to millions
April 11, 2014What the Years of Living Dangerously series makes clear right now, in Texas and beyond, is that as climate change intensifies, we must adapt. -
Four lessons for water-stressed regions, from the Colorado River
April 10, 2014With more pulse flows restoring rivers, we just might be able to meet human needs for food, water and infrastructure in ways that leave the next generation a better, more productive ecosystem. -
What the growing Latino community can do for climate politics
April 9, 2014As the Latino population continues to grow across the country, so does its influence in key political arenas. -
Years of Living Dangerously: Two producers, coffee and a vision for climate action
April 8, 2014Showtime's Years of Living Dangerously is beautifully shot, carefully researched, and a powerfully told series about people coping with the destruction of climate change. -
The quest for sustainable seafood has never been easier
April 8, 2014Is your seafood sustainable? These resources are committed to “shortening the supply chain” between the ocean and consumption. -
An emotional journey: Residents see Colorado River for first time
April 4, 2014After decades of hard work between U.S. and Mexican policymakers, water agencies and conservation groups, water pulses through the Colorado River toward the sea. -
A design challenge for the tech industry: Low-cost methane detectors
April 3, 2014The Challenge announced today is an effort to accelerate the development and deployment of real-world solutions to a real-world problem: methane emissions from the oil and gas sector. -
My climate confession: I was pessimistic until I saw this graph
April 1, 2014As a parent and environmentalist, I have often wondered if we’re doing enough and how we’ll succeed. This graph gives me hope. -
6 key insights from the latest IPCC climate report
March 31, 2014The newest report, released today, looks at impacts, adaptation and vulnerability. Here's what you should know. -
IPCC: Cutting pollution isn't enough - we need smart adaptation, too
March 31, 2014As climate change impacts increase, so does the need for getting smart about cutting carbon pollution. It is equally urgent that we super charge efforts to manage the risks associated with the impacts we cannot avoid -
What does 60 Minutes have against public investment in clean energy?
March 31, 201460 minutes is a great journalistic institution, but the folks there are at risk of developing a reputation for bias against public investment in clean energy. -
White House charts path to cut methane pollution
March 28, 2014Today’s White House announcement to reduce methane emissions is a welcome display of leadership on a critical environmental and energy security issue that requires both federal and state action. -
Women in power: Leading the way to a clean energy economy
March 28, 2014Women have always been on the frontlines of our country’s toughest environmental challenges but they have not always dominated the energy sector. Today, women are spearheading a new era of leadership in the clean energy economy. -
Water returns to the dry Colorado River Delta
March 27, 2014A firsthand account of the "pulse flow" - an effort with Mexico to temporarily release water to restore the Colorado River Delta. -
The future of Galveston Bay: Implications of the oil spill
March 26, 2014As oil spill contaminants enter Galveston Bay food chains our concerns turn to how these animals are affected in the short and long term, and whether or not seafood species that live there could constitute a human health risk in the future. -
The business case for minimizing methane emissions
March 25, 2014With fresh precedent for industry engagement and robust data to guide cost-effective action, now is the time for industry to address the methane emissions risk. -
Geoengineering the climate may be possible, but who decides?
March 25, 2014Early and sustained dialogue among diverse stakeholders will increase the chances of geoengineering research being handled responsibly, equitably, and cooperatively. -
How AT&T is helping other companies save water and money
March 21, 2014We've worked with AT&T to save water and energy used to cool its buildings. Now we're working together to help organizations in five water-stressed areas do the same. -
On World Water Day, why talk about energy?
March 20, 2014Scarcity of water and energy threatens to undermine successful economic development. So, how do we manage our resources to ensure that they are available and sustainable? -
How we can protect wildlife, while meeting our energy needs
March 19, 2014Like many species across the American West, the lesser prairie-chicken requires vast habitat to survive, but it competes for territory with energy production and agriculture. Habitat exchanges offer a viable solution. -
Four reasons why the climate is still changing, despite the cold
March 18, 2014There is no doubt that certain regions of the United States experienced unbearably cold temperatures this winter. But that’s no reason to doubt the overwhelming evidence about climate change. -
How an EDF scientist explains climate change in 30 seconds
March 13, 2014How an awkward moment in the dentist’s chair convinced a climate scientist to have a coherent response always at the ready. -
EDF member support: A strong force for environmental progress
March 12, 2014Every spring, we launch our most important membership fundraising drive of the year. The Annual Fund provides vital financial resources for our programs’ innovative solutions. -
Why isn't climate change keeping more Senators up tonight?
March 10, 2014All-nighters are usually the result of not doing your homework, but this evening it’s a call for comprehensive action on climate change. -
Is clean energy technology booming? Five reasons it is.
March 7, 2014The cleantech sector has taken off, whether the news reports it or not.