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California Governor Reinforces Climate Goals in 2015 State-of-the-State Address

Proven Environmental Leader Joins as Texas Director of EDF Clean Energy Program

Normalized relations between the United States and Cuba opens up new opportunities for our ocean work, but can also lead to new environmental challenges.

Tannenbaum gets a second life in Louisiana's bayous.

The growing controversy surrounding our natural gas industry has created a decisive moment for President Obama.

Private landowners and industry are essential allies in conservation. Especially considering that 75 percent of all land in the US is privately held.

Once seen in great numbers, the greater sage-grouse has declined over the past century. We need to act fast to keep it off the Endangered Species List.

Local governments are moving to curb greenhouse gas emissions, even if it means they must go around the formal United Nations process.

A moment of celebration, appreciation and affirmation of what we can achieve.

Rice protocol is “a win for farmers and the environment”

How three high-achieving women at the Aspen Ideas Festival made me see things in a new way.

As EDF continues to push for an overhaul of America's broken chemical toxics law, California is boosting consumer protection against toxic flame retardants.

President Obama’s historic decision to restore diplomatic relations with Cuba is expected to pave the way for true environmental cooperation with the US.

Vickie Patton testifies before a Senate subcommittee about EPA's proposal to strengthen national smog standards

Statement of Mark Brownstein, Associate Vice President, Environmental Defense Fund, on New York State Fracking Ban

Millennials know we can solve problems, and they will fix this one, too.

Researchers Map Natural Gas Leaks Hidden Beneath Burlington Streets

Researchers Map Natural Gas Leaks Beneath Syracuse City Streets

ERCOT Report Confirms Ease to Comply with EPA’s Proposed Clean Power Plan

Approximately 7% of Burlington, Vermont's pipes are more than 50 years old.

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

After going well past their Friday deadline, countries reached a narrow outcome that provides some additional clarity on the path to finalizing a new climate agreement next year in Paris.

West Coast Fishermen and EDF celebrated a bipartisan victory today, as the Revitalizing the Economy of Fisheries in the Pacific Act passed in the Senate.

Our team's growth reflects the explosion in solar and wind power in Texas and across the United States.

We have the technology to make invisible pollution visible.