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Environmental Defense Fund statement from Ben Ratner, Senior Director, EDF+Business

EPA Decision to Deny Delaware, Maryland Clean Air Petitions Puts Millions at Risk from Smog

The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities voted in favor of opening the application process for investment solicitations for offshore wind projects.

Governor Brown has signed a series of bills that will further galvanize California’s clean energy transformation, capping a momentous legislative session and final term.

Environmental Defense Fund welcomes state initiative, which will harmonize with EDF’s own MethaneSAT mission and other space-based monitoring efforts

Today we're seeing the emergence of a new wave of environmental innovation, giving people the power to take action like never before.

Advanced computer processing can help us identify risky energy projects, and react more quickly when we do.

M&M, India’s leading manufacturer of utility vehicles and part of the $20.7 billion Mahindra Group, will be working with Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) to become a carbon neutral company by 2040.

As Washington tries to roll back sensible standards, methane-mapping satellite technology offers crucial new opportunities in fight to stabilize the climate

Appeals Court Upholds Illinois’ Effort to Increase Clean Energy, Cut Pollution

With Hurricane Florence threatening the Southeastern U.S., Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) today calls on the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to act on the lessons learned from Hurricane Harvey in Texas.

House Committee is considering a bill introduced by Cong. Graves which amends Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act to increase share of offshore oil and gas revenues to Gulf states.

EPA proposal would roll back sensible methane standards despite proven history of cost-effective regulation.

Our study highlights the previously underestimated role of nitrous oxide emissions from rice farms as a global climate accelerator. It also shows a clear opportunity to mitigate those emissions.

Intermittently flooded rice farms can emit 45 times more nitrous oxide as compared to the maximum from continuously flooded farms that predominantly emit methane, according to a new study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. This raises the prospect that rice farming across the world could be responsible for up to twice the level of climate impact relative to what was previously estimated.

A new report from EDF and K·Coe Isom AgKnowledge details how conservation can financially benefit farmers and their business partners.

Working with business and government leaders, EDF devised a cap-and-trade approach, written into the 1990 Clean Air Act. A new commodities market was born.

The Global Climate Action Summit is held this year in the heart of America's most innovative region for a reason: With cutting-edge technology we're about to tackle climate pollutants in new ways.

A new report details how conservation can financially benefit farmers and their business partners.

The agency is endangering public health with a new, unwritten review process for toxic chemicals.

California laid the groundwork today to leverage the state’s ambitious climate program to help protect tropical forests around the world.

Trump Administration Removes Scientific Information about Climate Change in Proposed Rollback of Clean Power Plan

California Legislature Adjourns Without Passing Regional Grid Bill, Undercuts New 100 Percent Clean Energy Target

Focusing only on revenue while ignoring environmental impacts is a strategic mistake, the company says.

Trump Administration Targets Mercury Standards Next in Its Attack on Health and Environmental Protections