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Statement by Bryony Worthington on EU Parliament vote on a measure requiring the European Commission to focus on reducing methane

Interactive website showcases Central Valley wildlife and pairs funding sources with boots on the ground.

Many operators continue to ignore the financial and reputational risks methane poses, with potential implications for the entire industry.

EDF statement from Larissa Koehler, Senior Attorney, California Clean Energy

Maryland, Philadelphia Hold Public Meetings about Pruitt’s Proposed Clean Power Plan Rollback

The energy market may eventually be a bigger user of blockchain than the financial services sector.

Conservation groups reaffirm opposition to H.R. 3133 – the Streamlining Environmental Approval Act – which would weaken core provisions of the Marine Mammal Protection Act.

The North Carolina House passed 116 - 0 House Bill 189, legislation that will provide more funding to the state’s DEQ to increase scientific expertise.

New York mom Elizabeth Stein testifies for EDF in support of historic climate and health protections.

EDF files comments with EPA opposing proposed repeal of glider trucks standards

EDF joined concerned citizens from across Delaware as the state held a public meeting about the Clean Power Plan.

The FERC terminated the DOE proposal to provide new revenue and guaranteed profits to the owners of inefficient and aging coal and nuclear power plants.

Statement from EDF’s Kevin Moran on Governor Ducey’s State of the State address

EPA’s Pruitt Caught Taking Credit for Past Administrations' Accomplishments

Tesla is among a number of auto manufacturers that see a robust, long-term market for zero-emission electric trucks.

Diverse coalition including EDF cites innumerable flaws and costs associated with PSEG’s bill

Moody's report left out this critical disaster risk information for communities seeking to retain their credit worthiness.

In his annual State of the State, Gov. Andrew Cuomo unveiled New York’s 2018 clean energy agenda, which builds on the state’s legacy of climate progress and innovation.

The Utah Dept. of Environmental Quality finalized new standards to modernize and improve regulation of smog-forming emissions from the state’s oil and gas facilities.

State suspends pipeline construction after water contamination concerns

Looking back, we may see 2017 as the year we really started taking on the full measure of our coastal challenges. Here's to 2018 and beyond, and to continuing progress to restore our coast. Op-ed by EDF's Steve Cochran for The Times-Picayune.

Businesses that plan for a more disruptive climate future will ultimately differentiate themselves from those that don't.

As 2017 draws to a close, we take stock of sustainable fishery successes that would have been unthinkable a few years ago.

EDF statement from Fred Krupp, President of Environmental Defense Fund

Statements issued by EDF and other groups in response to decision to issue a stay in their lawsuit against the Department of Commerce.