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EDF has provided more than $2.7 million in loans to fishermen to allow them to transition to, or continue, more sustainable fishing business practices.

Los Angeles County is currently leaving around 98 percent of its solar capacity untapped.

This new tool developed with Google Earth Outreach has the power to greatly improve cities’ and utilities’ ability to minimize methane emissions that contribute to global warming.

What the oil industry won’t say is that if gas prices do go up this year, it will likely be the oil industry—not clean energy—that’s to blame.

The commitment between California and Mexico will boost efforts to fight climate change. It's the first such deal by two governments in North America.

A plan to reform the utility business could dramatically change how people interact with their power company.

How can climate activists reach those who don’t seem to care much about global warming? It's simple: Make the issue relevant to their daily struggles.

A break-through pilot project gives citizens and local utilities data on methane leaks that used to be invisible.

An Asian typhoon, a strange-acting jet stream and a high-pressure system over Canada add up to a sudden cold snap in July, but whether global warming plays a role is hard to say.

Lawmakers want to get Bisphenol A out of our food plastics and bodies, and keep other nasty chemicals from entering its place.

A recent New York Times column asks if we should prioritize carbon dioxide over methane, but science shows both must be addressed - now.

Thousands of small natural gas leaks under city streets and sidewalks add up to a major climate threat.

We have detailed recommendations on how to stop natural gas leaks, but the basic challenges are straightforward, and you can help tackle them.

Utilities and regulators have opportunities to decrease damage to the climate by reducing natural gas leaks. Here are four steps to help achieve that.

One of the nation's oldest major cities, Boston's aging natural gas pipes are prone to corrosion and leaks.

Indianapolis has emerged as a leader in preventing harmful methane leaks, thanks to the efforts of the city and Citizens Energy Group.

Citizens Energy Group's unique structure, aggressive pipeline replacement program, and pipeline integrity program have helped reduce methane leakage.