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EDF, Allies Ask D.C. Circuit to Continue Scrutinizing Decision to Weaken Clean Car Standards

If we manage fishing more responsibly and tackle climate change – now – we can still secure a food supply for generations to come.

The world’s oceans have the potential to be significantly more plentiful even in the face of climate change, according to a study in Science Advances.

A new study by EDF shows that tackling fisheries management and climate change together can result in significant increases of food and economic activity.

Ohio Announces Roadmap for Grid Modernization

EDF Praises Bipartisan Congressional Bill to Protect Children from Mercury Pollution

Why aren’t more cities trying this brilliant water protection scheme?

EDF Slams Texas for Its Lawsuit to Undermine Protection from Life-Threatening Smog in San Antonio

Sen. John McCain Was a Warrior for the Climate

Colorado Approves Plan for a Clean Energy Future for Pueblo County and the State

Today, the Senate passed their version of the Labor-HHS appropriations bill which included an amendment by Senator Joe Donnelly (D-IN) and Senator Mike Crapo (R-ID) to assist with the investigation of potential cancer clusters in communities across the United States.

Sensors in the sky and on land collect data that can lead to action for the climate. See the technology in motion.

Sham Clean Power Plan “Replacement” Would Increase Pollution and Cost American Lives

Sham Clean Power Plan “Replacement” Would Increase Pollution and Cost American Lives

Study co-authored by EDF shows, for the first time, that a management system which provides year-round fishing opportunities using secure allocations could result in as much as $1 billion per year in additional economic benefits in the United States.

EDF submitted formal comments on the EPA’s proposed “Censored Science” rule, demonstrating that it is unjustified, and would imperil vital protections.

A new report released today by Consumer Reports shows “concerning levels” of lead, cadmium, and inorganic arsenic in baby and toddler foods.

EDF and Quantified Ventures investigate how environmental impact bonds can help make coastal communities more resilient to climate change.

Environmental impact bonds could help the state of Louisiana – and other coastal areas dealing with land loss and sea level rise – restore its rapidly disappearing coast faster, better and for less money, according to a new report by EDF and Quantified Ventures.

EPA Should Abandon Rulemaking to Distort, Undervalue Benefits of Health Safeguards and Pollution Limits

Fact sheet for EDF report on how environmental impact bonds can accelerate wetland restoration in Louisiana and beyond.

EDF and Quantified Ventures investigate how environmental impact bonds can help make coastal communities more resilient to climate change.

Over the next several months we'll learn whether the acting EPA administrator is just another industry insider willing to betray public trust.

EDF Sues EPA for Failure to Release Documents about Censored Science Proposal

EDF co-analysis shows Mexico’s draft methane regulations can deliver on emissions reduction goal but swift implementation is key