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New study: Tropical forests, once destroyed, can rapidly regenerate
May 4, 2023A major international study shows that tropical forests, once destroyed, have the capacity to restore themselves over a period of decades, offering hope that they can play an important role in the fight against climate change. -
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How did Norway go electric?
May 4, 2023Norway leads the world in per capita electric vehicles, so how did it get there?More on:
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Game-changing partnership takes on air pollution in Latin America, the Caribbean
May 4, 2023Sergio Sanchez talks about a groundbreaking new partnership with the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) that aims to improve air quality across 33 Latin American and Caribbean countries.More on:
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Group Convened by Massachusetts AG’S Office Releases Recommendations to Improve Public Participation in Energy Proceedings
May 4, 2023 | Jolette Westbrook, Dir. & Sr. Attorney, Equitable Regulatory SolutionsGroup Convened by Massachusetts AG’S Office Releases Recommendations to Improve Public Participation in Energy ProceedingsMore on:
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EDF President Fred Krupp Testifies on Beneficial Climate Investments
May 4, 2023 | Fred Krupp, PresidentEDF President Fred Krupp today testified before the Senate Budget Committee about the climate- and public health-related benefits that House Republican leaders aim to undo as part of their debt ceiling plan.More on:
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At Public Hearing, EDF Calls on EPA to Finalize Protective Climate Pollution Standards for Freight Trucks and Buses
May 3, 2023At Public Hearing, EDF Calls on EPA to Finalize Protective Climate Pollution Standards for Freight Trucks and BusesMore on:
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Governor Hochul, Legislators Advance Important Climate Action in New York Budget
May 2, 2023 | Alex DeGolia, Director, State Legislative and Regulatory Affairs, U.S. RegionEDF Statement from Alex DeGolia, Director for U.S. ClimateMore on:
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How our clean energy laws can support a fair transition for workers and communities
May 1, 2023 | Derek Walker, Vice President, Global Energy TransitionOur country is going to rapidly deploy and manufacture clean energy technologies to a scale never seen before, thanks in large part to historic laws passed by the Biden-Harris administration and Congress. This shift is already unleashing new jobs and economic opportunities around the country, but many communities reliant on fossil fuel production – coal,More on:
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Methane: Not your grandparent's climate pollution
May 1, 2023Methane is kind of like carbon dioxide's pesky younger sibling. It's often overlooked, but it can still do a lot of damage in a short time. This article explains the impact of methane on the climate, sources of methane pollution, how to reduce methane pollution, and why cutting methane is the fastest way to slow climate change.More on:
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Five recommendations for integrating equity into benefit-cost analysis for flood risk management
April 28, 2023EDF held a workshop where experts provided guidance on how the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), a federal agency that works on flood risk management, can integrate equity into their benefit-cost analyses. Here are their top five recommendations.More on:
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The New Yorker's inside look at MethaneSAT
April 28, 2023 | Steven Hamburg, Senior Vice President, Chief ScientistThe New Yorker goes behind the scenes to tell the story of EDF and the most advanced methane-tracking satellite. -
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New Florida Legislation Advances the Prioritization of Climate Resilience
April 28, 2023 | Rachel Rhode, Manager, Climate Resilient Coasts & WatershedsIn recent weeks, new legislation has advanced the prioritization of climate resilience in the state of Florida.More on:
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Mapping Lead: New Jersey State map as a backbone for real progress on lead
April 28, 2023 | Roya Alkafaji, Manager, Healthy CommunitiesTom Neltner, Senior Director, Safer Chemicals Initiative and Roya Alkafaji, Manager, Healthy Communities What Happened: The State of New Jersey published an interactive map showing potential sources of lead exposure for any given address in the state. Currently, the map specifically looks at lead-based paint in housing, though the State has plans to expand this …More on:
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California Adopts Nation-Leading Standard to Speed the Transition to Zero-Emission Trucks
April 28, 2023 | Katelyn Roedner Sutter, California State DirectorStatement from Katelyn Roedner Sutter, EDF’s California State DirectorMore on:
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This week’s good climate news
April 28, 2023With so much still to do to slow warming and avoid the worst impacts of climate change, it’s important to fortify ourselves by celebrating wins along the way. Here are this week's good climate news stories. -
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Fox drops Tucker Carlson, but fake news lives on
April 27, 2023Even though conspiracy theorist Tucker Carlson has lost his megaphone at Fox, millions of people are still being exposed to false and misleading information about climate change on social media every day. New efforts are emerging to combat the spread of misinformation.More on:
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10 of the cheapest electric cars you can buy today
April 27, 2023Here are 10 of the most affordable electric vehicles currently on the market.More on:
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Interim Solutions needed while New York Public Service Commission moves forward on longer term truck charging infrastructure programs
April 27, 2023 | Pamela MacDougall, Director, Grid Modernization StrategyBy Pamela MacDougall and Cole Jermyn UPDATE: Since the publication of this blog post on April 27, 2023, the New York Public Service Commission has made meaningful progress within its new Medium- and Heavy-Duty Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure proceeding. The PSC accepted comments on its initial questions from several dozen parties including EDF, and technical …More on:
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Does a Senate electric vehicle bill disproportionately punish Florida EV owners?
April 27, 2023 | Alexandra (Ali) DySard, Senior Policy Specialist, Florida ProgramsElectric vehicles already make up 6.7% of vehicles today, and it is anticipated that they will see enormous growth over the next decade. A new tax in SB 1070 would create an annual license tax of $200 for Florida electric vehicle owners, making it one of the highest in the nation. -
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The unexpected faces of the electric car revolution
April 27, 2023As electric vehicles get cheaper and car-makers introduce more options, EVs are gaining traction with more types of people, not just the elite eco-warriors many people associate with them.More on:
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Tucker Carlson out, but the fight against fake news goes on
April 27, 2023Even though conspiracy theorist Tucker Carlson has lost his megaphone at Fox, millions of people are still being exposed to false and misleading information about climate change on social media every day. New efforts are emerging to combat the spread of misinformation. -
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10 of the least expensive electric cars you can buy today
April 27, 2023Here are 10 affordable electric vehicles currently on the market.More on:
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CRA Passage Threatens Communities, Increases Pollution
April 26, 2023 | Elizabeth Gore, Senior Vice President, Political AffairsThe U.S. Senate on Wednesday passed a Congressional Review Act resolution (CRA) repealing the EPA’s Heavy-Duty NOx Final Rule. -
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GOP leadership threatens to force the U.S. to default
April 26, 2023 | Elizabeth Gore, Senior Vice President, Political AffairsThe U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday voted on a reckless debt ceiling package that would hobble America’s flourishing clean energy economy. House Republican leadership is threatening our economy with a financial crisis and global downturn of substantial severity if they aren’t allowed to repeal the historic clean energy investments in the Inflation Reduction Act.More on:
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Le financement des actions climatiques en faveur des forêts doit être plus équitable pour soutenir les peuples autochtones et les communautés locales
April 26, 2023Ce billet a été co-écrit par Julia Paltseva, analyste senior chez EDF, et Tuntiak Katan du Coordinator of Indigenous Organizations of the Amazon River Basin (COICA). Pour plus d’informations sur les crédits HFLD (High Forest, Low Deforestation), visitez le site edf.org/hfld. Les forêts sont une composante essentielle de la solution au problème du changement climatique,