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Americans spend $350 billion a year on electricity — three-quarters going to waste. EDF offers 6 ways we can cut waste in our energy system.

An interactive map shows grades for each US state and the District of Columbia based on lead pipe disclosure policies and documents related mandatory disclosures in real estate transactions.

2017 study sponsored by EDF underscores regional economic costs of Louisiana coastal loss loss as well as job creation through restoration.

Despite shifting energy policy, the clean energy economy remains a big source of jobs – at 4 million, with wind and solar jobs outpacing those in coal.

New Report Grades Every State on Disclosure of Lead Pipes in Homes; EDF report shows 12 states get failing grade, only 3 A- grades

The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) released the Equity Metrics Data Initiative (EMDI) to help ensure the utility’s investments and programs are reaching all Angelenos.

Measuring the social cost of carbon allows federal agencies to see which pollution-reducing rules are a good deal, and which cause economic harm.

Knowing if you have a lead service line (LSL) can help you decide whether to use a filter or replace the line.

Despite the uncertainty created by the recent election, companies around the globe are demonstrating a commitment to keeping climate change in check.

The Supply Chain Solutions Center is a digital hub for sustainability resources, best practices, thought leadership and news.

EDF focuses our efforts where we will have the largest impact: the chemicals that harm young children and that we know we can reduce.

The U.S. Clean Energy Progress Map shows the economic impact of clean energy growth across the country. The map is a non-partisan, free-to-use public resource that captures investments and jobs in the U.S. wind, solar and energy efficiency industries.

An interactive tool to see how additional countries' support for the MBM can boost coverage of international aviation emissions.

The HQT uses a different approach designed to bring greater confidence to conservation decisions.

An interactive chart to understand and track the relationship between policies and average blood lead levels of pre-school aged children.

A technical report detailing a range of possibilities to achieve goals set by the High-Level Carbon Pricing Panel.

The International Fisheries Information Network provides expert data analysis and policy guidance on the relationship between fishery management and outcomes.

People should be able to readily know if lead is present in the paint and water pipes where they live and work when they begin making important decisions.

By the end of this century, the single most crucial indicator of human well-being will be the concentration of carbon dioxide in the Earth’s atmosphere.

Washington, DC’s water utility launched an interactive map allowing residents to see whether water pipes are lead, non-lead, or if there’s no information.

Coalition of EDF and other groups working to rebuild coastal Louisiana’s nationally-significant landscape to protect people, wildlife and jobs.

Clean Air Moms Action calls on lawmakers to take immediate action to address the growing threat of a warming climate and guarantee clean air for our kids.

Legal briefs on EPA's standards to put limits on new and modified power plants, 111(b).

A new report details an affordable path to reducing methane from North American oil and gas industries that could spark further international cooperation.

National action in the United States, Canada and Mexico could eliminate 232 billion cubic feet of methane from the North American oil and gas industry.