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The deficit and climate change: Two problems that won't go away
October 10, 2013How are the deficit and climate change alike? They're both problems that are hard to fix and easy to ignore. -
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5 ways climate change is affecting our oceans
October 8, 2013 | Rod Fujita, Associate Vice President, Research & Development, Lead Senior Scientist IIClimate change is taking a toll on forests, farms, freshwater sources and the economy – but ocean ecosystems remain the epicenter of global warming.More on:
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Talking past each other on climate
October 4, 2013In the long term, interests of both sides of the climate debate converge. -
Farmers embrace big data to reduce pollution
October 1, 2013A high-tech revolution is helping farmers to farm smarter, using less fertilizer and without reducing yields. -
Jack Gerard and American Petroleum Institute: Deceiving Congress
September 30, 2013When it comes to methane leaks from natural gas production, the American Petroleum Institute is ignoring sound science in favor of public relations. -
Seven things you should know about the U.N.'s new IPCC climate change report
September 27, 2013The United Nations' latest IPCC report on climate change makes clear that climate change is happening, and that human activity is the cause. -
Air quality improvements are saving lives in New York City
September 26, 2013The NYC Clean Heat program is cleaning up New York's air and saving hundreds of lives every year. -
Fish fight: Climate change hits fisheries in the North East Atlantic
September 26, 2013As climate change warms the oceans, fish are migrating to colder waters and fisheries are struggling to adapt. -
A Louisiana native's determination to rebuild her state's wetlands
September 24, 2013A bird's-eye tour of her "beautiful, damaged homeland" makes vivid her studies of wetland ecology. -
New EPA carbon pollution standards will protect health, create innovation
September 20, 2013Environmental Protection Agency's carbon pollution standards for new power plants will cut smog and help America develop cleaner technologies for producing energy. -
Setting the record straight: EPA has ample authority to protect us from carbon pollution
September 20, 2013The EPA has the legal right to regulate big fossil fuel power plants, which emit large amounts of damaging carbon pollution. -
Drought, wildfires and now floods: Coloradans brace for new normal
September 19, 2013A firsthand account from EDF's Colorado River project director. -
Working toward sustainability with Walmart
September 18, 2013EDF is working with world's largest retailer to get healthier products on the shelves and to make operations completely sustainable. -
A new study measures methane leaks in the natural gas industry
September 18, 2013EDF, working with academics and the natural gas industry, is measuring how much methane leaks from the natural gas supply chain. -
Taking a close look at the ethanol market
September 18, 2013Better regulation, and greater transparency, is needed to help the ethanol market function more smoothly. -
Two upcoming energy bills could jump-start energy efficiency in the United States
September 13, 2013A chance for the Senate to pass two bills that would save the nation money and cut its carbon emissions. -
Naomi Klein's criticism of environmental groups misses the mark
September 12, 2013In criticizing environmental groups, Klein goes for outrage over accuracy. -
How green is the valley? Putting a dollar value on ecosystems.
September 12, 2013New scientific tools are helping determine the economic value of ecosystems. -
Politicians save your breath: Your reasons against climate action are old and irresponsible
September 10, 2013Are these truly good reasons to have no limits at all on carbon pollution from power plants? -
Concern for others activates evangelicals on climate change
September 5, 2013Scientists who are also evangelical Christians have come out in support of action on climate change. -
Climate change imperils human health
September 4, 2013Unless we begin to act now, climate change will have devastating consequences for human health. -
Summer surprise: A native bee sanctuary in my backyard
August 30, 2013How I learned to leave my yard -- or at least part of it -- alone. -
Auto dealers vs. Tesla: Why the market will decide
August 28, 2013Our energy finance expert goes all in for a new Tesla. -
NOAA reports on climate as Texas politicians stick heads in sand
August 26, 2013While the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) releases its latest annual findings on climate change, many politicians in Texas pretend that it doesn't exist. -
Technology for energy-smart homes is here. Why aren't more people using it?
August 21, 2013Home energy management systems that exist today will form a critical piece of the electric grid of the future.