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Newsletter
Winter Special Report 2020: A Climate Strategy for a Growing Nation
January 1, 2020EDF science is helping struggling farmers in India fight climate change and grow more food.More on:
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Proposed EPA Loopholes Must Be Withdrawn After Science Advisors Find Major Flaws
December 31, 2019 | Vickie Patton, General CounselProposed EPA Loopholes Must Be Withdrawn After Science Advisors Find Major Flaws -
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Belize Set to Adopt Comprehensive Fisheries Reform Law
December 23, 2019The country of Belize, a global leader in ocean conservation, today took a critical step by taking key action to adopt a national law to protect its ocean waters from inadequately managed fishing, said Environmental Defense Fund.More on:
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Overview
What we're doing about PFAS in food
December 19, 2019PFAS are a class of widely used chemicals that have been found in our food.More on:
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Article
Heavy metals in food
December 19, 2019Read as EDF works to reduce exposure to lead, arsenic, and cadmium, as these are the heavy metals most commonly found in food.More on:
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Congress Passes Bipartisan Climate Investments in Year-End Funding Bill
December 19, 2019 | Clarence Tong, Former Director of Government RelationsCongress passed a bipartisan year-end government funding bill that makes major investments in numerous Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) climate priorities. -
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Colorado Adopts Stronger Rules to Protect Health and Climate from Oil and Gas Pollution
December 19, 2019 | Matthew Garrington, Senior Director, Regulatory & Legislative AffairsColorado moves to advance rules that will curb oil and gas methane emissions.More on:
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FERC Decision on PJM Capacity Market Undermines Competitive Markets and Clean Energy
December 19, 2019 | N. Jonathan Peress, Senior Director, Energy Markets & Utility RegulationStatement from N. Jonathan Peress, Senior Director, Energy Markets & Utility Regulation -
FERC Decision Demonstrates Need for Swift Action on Illinois Clean Energy Jobs Act
December 19, 2019 | Christie Hicks, Senior Director & Lead Counsel, Equitable Regulatory SolutionsStatement from Christie Hicks, Senior Attorney and Manager, Clean Energy Regulatory Implementation -
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Data access paves the way for cleaner air
December 18, 2019The smart, interconnected grid of the future is within reach, but customers and entrepreneurs must have easy, secure, and meaningful access to energy data. -
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Advances Methane Rule, Takes Essential Step in the Fight Against Climate Change
December 17, 2019 | Andrew Williams, Director, Regulatory & Legislative AffairsPennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf advances regulations to cut methane emissions from existing natural gas infrastructure. -
Breakthrough Moment: Satellite Identifies, Measures Methane from Gas Well Blowout
December 16, 2019 | Steven Hamburg, Senior Vice President, Chief ScientistSatellite is able to detect emissions of methane and quantify them for the first time. -
EPA Watchdog Finds Fault with Agency’s Response to Hurricane Harvey Air Pollution
December 16, 2019 | Elena Craft, Associate Vice President, Climate and HealthThe EPA Office released a report faulting the agency for its inadequate response to the air pollution in Houston days after Hurricane Harvey in 2017.More on:
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COP 25: Countries Don't Need to Wait for the UN To Boost Climate Ambition Through Carbon Markets
December 15, 2019"COP25 showed that the yawning gap between what citizens are demanding on climate action, and what UN negotiations are delivering, is wider than ever. Carbon markets can help fill that gap by promoting international cooperation that allows countries to cut climate pollution faster and deeper than they can on their own." -
Northeast States Commit to Accelerating Adoption of Zero-Emission Trucks and Buses
December 12, 2019 | Mary Barber, State Director, New York and New JerseyNortheast states commit to accelerate adoption of electric trucks and buses. -
Report
Automatic cancellation, overall mitigation in global emissions, and Article 6 of the Paris Agreement
December 11, 2019 | Pedro Piris-Cabezas, Senior Director, Global Transportation / Lead Senior EconomistAutomatic cancellation, overall mitigation in global emissions, and Article 6 of the Paris Agreement: an economic analysis.More on:
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Business and Environmental Groups Reinforce Katowice Declaration on Sound Carbon Accounting
December 11, 2019Environmental organisations and businesses are reinforcing their call for robust accounting rules under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement. -
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Europe Outlines Bold New Climate Vision, While Underscoring Value of Methane Emission Reductions
December 11, 2019EDF's Nathaniel Keohane, Senior Vice President, Climate and Poppy Kalesi, Director of Global Energy Policy on the publication of the “European Green Deal."More on:
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New Report Finds Trump EPA Failed to Follow the Law, Consider Children’s Health on Proposed Loophole for Super-Polluting Glider Trucks
December 5, 2019 | Martha Roberts, Senior Attorney, U.S. Climate Legal and Regulatory ProgramNew Report Finds Trump EPA Failed to Follow the Law, Consider Children’s Health on Proposed Loophole for Super-Polluting Glider Trucks -
Article
How carbon markets can increase climate ambition
December 4, 2019Carbon markets achieve emissions reductions at lower cost than standard regulations. These cost savings translate into direct atmospheric gains.More on:
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Blog post
This overlooked climate pollutant could play a big role in reaching Paris Agreement goals
December 3, 2019There is a step we can take to have a major impact on the rate of warming now.More on:
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EPA Changes Definition of “Ambient Air,” Allows an Increase in Dangerous Pollution
December 3, 2019EPA Changes Definition of “Ambient Air,” Allows an Increase in Dangerous Pollution -
California Resilience Challenge Offers New Opportunities for Water Systems and Rural Communities
December 2, 2019 | Ann Hayden, Vice President, Climate Resilient Water SystemsStatement from Ann Hayden about the launch of the California Resilience Challenge. -
Report
Pathways for Climate-Ready Fisheries
December 2, 2019 | Merrick Burden, Director, Resilient Fisheries & Lead Senior EconomistFisheries are critically important for nutrition, food security and livelihoods of people around the world. With climate change expected to alter fisheries worldwide, building climate-resilient fisheries is key—read about five pathways governments and stakeholders can take so fisheries can thrive and continue to provide needed resources.More on:
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New Report Details Actions Needed to Create Climate-Ready Fisheries
December 2, 2019 | Eric Schwaab, Senior Vice President, People and NatureWith climate change increasingly threatening key life support systems of our planet, including the ocean, Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) today released a new report identifying key priorities for the world’s fisheries to achieve sustainability in the face of rapidly-warming seas.