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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, 2018EDF 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, 2018Environmental 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, 2018New 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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Welcome to the Fourth Wave: A new era of environmental progress
March 21, 2018 | Fred Krupp, PresidentThe fourth wave of environmental innovation will empower people and fundamentally transform how we solve environmental problems. -
EPA May Implement Anti-Science Legislation that Failed to Pass Congress
March 20, 2018EPA 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, 2018Groups 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, 2018Environmental 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. -
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Leading NY Environmental Activists Demand Albany Cut Vehicle Emissions, Pass Fix NYC Plan
March 13, 2018 | Andrew H. Darrell, Chief of Strategy, Global Energy & FinanceAdvocates Call on Albany to Cut Traffic Congestion, Lower Air Pollution, and Address Growing Health ConcernsMore on:
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Pompeo’s climate views would further isolate America on world stage
March 13, 2018Nathaniel Keohane's statement on President Trump's announcement that CIA Director Mike Pompeo will be nominated to replace Rex Tillerson as Secretary of State. -
Court Orders EPA to Move Forward with Implementation of Life-Saving Protections to Reduce Smog
March 12, 2018Court Orders EPA to Move Forward with Implementation of Life-Saving Protections to Reduce Smog -
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Belize announces three-fold expansion of protected ocean waters
March 9, 2018Government of Belize has announced it will expand its network of no-take zones, a type of marine protected area, from approximately 3 percent to over 10 percent by the end of 2018. The expanded areas are managed in concert with a national secure fishing rights program established in 2016.More on:
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EDF, Meloy Fund Commit to Making Investment in Sustainable Fisheries Industry Norm
March 9, 2018 | Amanda Leland, Executive DirectorThe following is a statement released today at the World Ocean Summit by Environmental Defense Fund’s Amanda Leland, Senior Vice President, Oceans -
New Principles for Sustainable Fisheries Investment Unveiled at World Ocean Summit
March 8, 2018 | Amanda Leland, Executive DirectorEDF, Meloy Fund, and Encourage Capital launched new guidelines on investing in global fisheries for sustainability and restoring oceans to abundance. -
Tug and Switcher Engine Upgrades Offer Most Cost-Effective Option for VW Funds
March 8, 2018New Research Demonstrates the Significant Emission Reduction and Cost-Saving Benefits of Clean Diesel Large Engine Upgrades -
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Principles for Investment in Sustainable Wild-Caught Fisheries
March 7, 2018The Principles are designed to provide investors with certainty about the specific challenges and enabling conditions in wild-caught fisheries, while also generating confidence that building environmental and social sustainability into fisheries will yield a strong return on their investment.More on:
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Key Stakeholders to Conduct Month-long Push to Tackle Traffic and Transit Crises in New York State Budget
March 7, 2018Key Stakeholders to Conduct Monthlong Push to Tackle Traffic and Transit Crises in New York State Budget -
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Trump’s own budget office admits Obama-era regulations brought billions in benefits
March 6, 2018Benefits topping $800 billion is nothing to scoff at, but the Trump White House is doing its best to bury this remarkable report. -
Farm Bill Proposal Codifies On-Farm Innovations Into USDA Policy
March 6, 2018The Accelerating Innovative Conservation Technologies and Practices Act, introduced today by U.S. Rep. Michelle Lujan Grisham of New Mexico, directs the Department of Agriculture to update its process for adopting new and innovative conservation practices. -
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Grading the nation: Lead pipe disclosure policies
March 1, 2018A report grading states on their mandatory and voluntary residential disclosure policies for lead pipes.More on:
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Groundbreaking ‘Airbnb for butterflies’ now open for business, donations
March 1, 2018From farmers and ranchers to food companies and conservation groups, partners crowdsource conservation to save the iconic monarch butterfly from extinction. -
Bipartisan ‘Agriculture Data Act’ Ensures Farmers Reap Value From Their USDA Data
March 1, 2018The bipartisan Agriculture Data Act of 2018 is a major step forward for producers and researchers. -
Pruitt Moves to Roll Back Oil & Gas Air Quality Protections
March 1, 2018 | Matt Watson, Vice President, Energy TransitionPruitt Moves to Roll Back Oil & Gas Air Quality Protections -
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The energy reality behind Cape Town's water crisis – and why the U.S. should care
February 28, 2018Cape Town's Day Zero has been making headlines worldwide, but nobody's talking about the energy-water nexus or its role in the drought. -
Illinois Project Opens the Door for Non-Utility-Owned Microgrids
February 28, 2018The Illinois Commerce Commission approved Commonwealth Edison’s (ComEd) $25-million microgrid project and agreement to create a first-of-its-kind tariff.