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The new fisheries fund supports improved data collection and enforcement, and enable fishermen to purchase equipment that avoids catching unwanted fish.

The U.S. EPA released five technical papers today, initiating the first stage in a multifaceted process that is part of the White House methane strategy.

The IPCC released its third report on climate change in Berlin, which focuses on the need to reduce or prevent global emissions of greenhouse gases.

Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council voted in favor of an emergency measure that will limit the recreational red snapper season to 11 days with a two fish per day, per angler limit.

EDF applauded Ohio Governor John Kasich and the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency for adopting requirements to reduce air pollution.

The IPCC published a report focusing on the worldwide impacts of climate change on people, species and ecosystems, on our vulnerability and adaptation.

The White House announced its Interagency Methane Strategy, which outlines a series of steps and a timeline to reduce emissions of potent greenhouse gas.

The U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia has ruled in favor of a group of Gulf of Mexico commercial fishermen in a case against the Department of Commerce.

Galveston Bay is one of America’s greatest estuaries, home to Texas seafood providers and fishermen, and the entry point to the Port of Houston.

Appeals court upheld the EPA's regulations to reduce soot pollution from power plants. This clears the way for life-saving protections to be implemented.