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North Dakota Weakens Natural Gas Flaring Policy
April 17, 2018 | Dan Grossman, Associate Vice President, Global Energy TransitionToday, the North Dakota Industrial Commission amended the state’s gas capture rules in an attempt to limit flaring of natural gas. -
BP Goes After Methane with a Stringent, Quantitative Target
April 16, 2018 | Ben N. Ratner, Former Associate Vice President , EDF+BusinessEDF statement on BP's methane target in their Energy Transition report -
The Five Keys for Oil & Gas Companies to Establish Credible Methane Reduction Targets
April 13, 2018 | Ben N. Ratner, Former Associate Vice President , EDF+BusinessNew EDF paper calls on energy companies to set ambitious methane reduction goals for both oil and gas sides of the business. -
International shipping agrees a climate target that will drive investment in clean fuel and technology
April 13, 2018EDF statement in reaction to the Maritime Environment Protection Committee's agreement of an initial greenhouse gas emissions reduction strategy. -
Farm Bill Conservation Programs Model Bipartisanship. Other Titles Should Too.
April 13, 2018EDF statement on the House Agriculture Committee's farm bill release. -
New Bill Clears Path to New Jersey’s Clean Energy Future
April 12, 2018 | Mary Barber, State Director, New York and New JerseyNew Bill Clears Path to New Jersey’s Clean Energy Future -
EDF, fishing industry team up to cut outdated regulations while improving sustainability
April 11, 2018 | Shems Jud, Director, Japan Fisheries & OceansA major West Coast fishery that was declared a federal disaster in 2000 could add new jobs, increase economic activity and cut outdated red tape – all while creating one of the most sustainable fisheries in the world, according to new analysis of the fishery. -
EDF Announces Satellite Mission to Locate and Measure Methane Emissions
April 11, 2018 | Fred Krupp, PresidentEDF Announces Satellite Mission to Locate and Measure Methane Emissions -
Report: Pruitt’s Air Toxics Loophole Could Mean Sharp Increase in Air Pollution for Houston
April 10, 2018 | Tomás Carbonell, Senior Counsel and Director for Regulatory PolicyReport: Pruitt’s Air Toxics Loophole Could Mean Sharp Increase in Air Pollution for Houston -
EDF and Fishermen Help Secure 140,000-Square-Miles of New Ocean Protections
April 10, 2018 | Shems Jud, Director, Japan Fisheries & OceansA vast swath of sensitive ocean habitat will be protected while less sensitive fishing grounds will be reopened, EDF announced. -
“I am shocked by the proposed removal of the blanket section 4(d) rule”
April 6, 2018 | Eric Holst, Associate Vice President, Natural Climate SolutionsStatement of Eric Holst, Associate Vice President of Working Lands at Environmental Defense Fund -
Shipping’s Draft Emissions Target is a Small Step but in the Right Direction
April 6, 2018EDF's statement on the International Maritime Organisation's draft initial greenhouse gas strategy that calls on international shipping to reduce total annual GHG emissions by at least 50% by 2050. -
WY Judge Pauses Standards to Cut Natural Gas Waste but Ignores Key Considerations
April 4, 2018 | Peter Zalzal, Distinguished Counsel & Associate Vice President, Clean Air StrategiesWY Judge Pauses Standards to Cut Natural Gas Waste but Ignores Key Considerations; EDF Will File Immediate Appeal -
Ambitious Plan Solidifies Illinois as Renewable Energy Leader
April 3, 2018 | Christie Hicks, Senior Director & Lead Counsel, Equitable Regulatory SolutionsThe Illinois Commerce Commission approved the state’s Long-Term Renewable Resources Procurement Plan (the Plan). -
Texas Farmers’ Market to Celebrate Local Conservation Efforts at Monarch Festival
April 3, 2018 | David Wolfe, Former Director, Conservation StrategiesAustin-area ranchers and conservationists show beef and butterflies can thrive together -
Timeline for Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion Accelerated by Two Years
April 2, 2018Earlier today, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Louisiana Coastal Protection & Restoration Authority (CPRA) announced an update to the permitting timeline for the Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion. The updates will advance the target date for completion of an Environmental Impact Statement and issuance of required decisions and permits from 2022 to 2020, shaving 22 months off the original schedule. -
Disclosure of Scott Pruitt’s Sweetheart Deal for Lobbyist’s Condo is Latest Ethics Scandal
April 2, 2018 | Jeremy Symons, Vice President, Political AffairsDisclosure of Scott Pruitt’s Sweetheart Deal for Lobbyist’s Condo is Latest Ethics Scandal -
Trump Administration Attempt to Weaken Clean Cars Standards “a Dead End Road”
April 2, 2018 | Fred Krupp, PresidentTrump Administration Attempt to Weaken Clean Cars Standards “a Dead End Road” -
Charleston Family Demands Ban of Paint Strippers that Claimed Drew Wynne’s Life
March 29, 2018Family members of a 31-year-old Charleston man killed by a commonly purchased paint stripper are telling their story today, and calling for a national ban. -
Stanford and Environmental Defense Fund Select 12 Technologies to Compete in Methane Leak Detection Simulation
March 27, 2018 | Isabel Mogstad, Senior Manager, EDF+Business EnergyEDF and Stanford selected 12 technologies for the testing phase of the Mobile Monitoring Challenge, a competition to accelerate mobile methane monitoring. -
Environmental Groups Sue to Stop EPA Loophole Allowing Industrial Plants to Turn off Pollution Controls
March 26, 2018 | Tomás Carbonell, Senior Counsel and Director for Regulatory PolicyEnvironmental Groups Sue to Stop EPA Loophole Allowing Industrial Plants to Turn off Pollution Controls -
New Oil and Gas Study Shows – Once Again – Industry is Severely Underreporting Methane Emissions
March 22, 2018 | Drew Nelson, Director, International AffairsNew study shows disparity between measured and company self-reported methane emissions data in Red Deer region of Alberta, Canada.More on:
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EPA May Implement Anti-Science Legislation that Failed to Pass Congress
March 20, 2018 | Martha Roberts, Senior Attorney, U.S. Climate Legal and Regulatory ProgramEPA May Implement Anti-Science Legislation that Failed to Pass Congress -
Groups Sue for Information about Heartland Institute’s Involvement in EPA Climate Science Decisions
March 15, 2018 | Ben Levitan, Former Senior Attorney, Legal and RegulatoryGroups Sue for Information about Heartland Institute’s Involvement in EPA Climate Science Decisions -
EDF cites “unprecedented opportunity” to improve NE fishery after Carlos Rafael crimes
March 15, 2018 | Matt Tinning, Associate Vice President, OceansEnvironmental Defense Fund today called on the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to take advantage of an “unprecedented opportunity” to help revitalize the New England groundfish fishery by using the sale of Carlos Rafael’s assets to usher in critical reforms.