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Pope Francis' statements could have a big impact on fishermen and oceans, especially in Latin America.

Illinois voters may kick this Republican out of office unless he cleans up his act.

2013 Losses from oil and gas operations worth nearly $330 million, spotlights cost-effective savings opportunities

As we navigate the transition to a low-carbon world, Pope Francis’s encyclical changes the tenor of the conversation, bringing the moral dimensions of clean energy to the forefront.

EPA and DOT release Clean Trucks II proposal

Petition aims to restore local protections from oil and gas drilling that were preempted by the passage of HB 40

Statement of Fred Krupp on the release of Pope Francis's encyclical on climate change

Texas Lawmakers Agree to Study How Clean Energy Can Solve State’s Water Woes

What I learned from two weeks on the ground (and water) exploring ways to expand our fisheries work to Myanmar, the 10th largest fishing power.

The International Energy Agency released a special report on climate showing that a global peak in energy-related emissions could be achieved by 2020 without reducing economic growth.

When will microgrids dot American cities and towns? When new policies open the energy market to independent players.

It’s time we reduce climate pollution from airplanes. Climate change is a risk to public health and our economy. The aviation industry can do much better.

Senators Whitehouse and Schatz introduce new carbon fee bill

Clean Power Plan Wins a Round in Court

Six European oil companies just pledged to fight climate change, but there's more to this story.

EDF and Google map gas leaks from pipelines in Chicago

EPA studies correlation between hydraulic fracturing and drinking water contamination

North Carolina lawmakers today gave final approval to a bill that dramatically weakens the state’s Environmental Policy Act (referred to as SEPA). HB 795 “SEPA Reform” will exempt most ta

Belize shows that secure fishing rights can work anywhere.

Like numerous older gas systems in the country, Chicago has a high prevalence of cast iron and leak prone pipes.

EDF Statement from Lauren Faber, West Coast Political Director

House Committee marks up TSCA reform bill

Iraq is trying to bring its legendary rivers back to life. Good news is, it won't have to start from scratch.

EDF today announced that its 2015 EDF Climate Corps fellows have been deployed to organizations throughout the United States, Mexico and China.

D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals rules in favor of EPA in Dallas-Fort Worth air pollution case