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Report
Leveling up: What the new OGMP 2.0 data tells us
May 13, 2025Last year marked a milestone for the Oil & Gas Methane Partnership 2.0 – a reporting framework that enables improved oil and gas methane emission inventories.More on:
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Press release
Meredith Ryder Rude, AVP, Global Engagement and Partnerships
May 13, 2025 | Meredith Ryder-Rude, Associate Vice President, Global Engagement and PartnershipsMeredith Ryder-Rude to lead EDF’s global advocacy and climate finance workMore on:
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Press release
New Tax Bill Threatens U.S. Clean Energy Boom
May 12, 2025 | Joanna Slaney, Vice President for Political and Government AffairsThe latest budget reconciliation proposal would undermine an American-made energy boom, raise costs and threaten people’s health with more pollution.More on:
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Analysis
Investments for California’s future
May 12, 2025Study from EDF and Greenline Insights models the economic benefits that California would experience from California Climate Investments between 2031 and 2045, if the state’s cap-and-trade program were extended.More on:
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Press release
Retired Supreme Court Justice David Souter Dies at 85
May 9, 2025 | Vickie Patton, General CounselJustice Souter wrote the unanimous opinion in Environmental Defense v. Duke Energy Corporation, which has helped reduce air pollution from power plantsMore on:
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Press release
Governor Newsom Announced As Co-Chair Of U.S. Climate Alliance, Underscoring California’s Continued Climate Leadership
May 8, 2025 | Katelyn Roedner Sutter, California State Director"Governor Newsom is an excellent choice. This is precisely the kind of leadership we need to preserve a safe and stable climate for future generations."More on:
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Analysis
Canada's methane opportunity: Innovation, exports, jobs
May 8, 2025Report commissioned by the Pembina Institute and EDF finds that Canada’s methane mitigation industry is thriving, with well-paying jobs and investment likely to grow if companies and governments take steps to further reduce the harmful methane emissions that come from oil and gas production.More on:
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Press release
EPA Releases U.S. Greenhouse Gas Inventory in Response to EDF FOIA Request
May 8, 2025 | Erin Murphy, Director & Sr. Attorney, Clean Air & Energy MarketsThe annual U.S. Greenhouse Gas Inventory provides information about climate pollution. This year the Trump EPA failed to release it to the public.More on:
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Freedom of Information Act documents for the EPA’s greenhouse gas inventory
May 8, 2025This year, for the first time in almost three decades, the U.S Environmental Protection Agency failed to publicly release its greenhouse gas inventory.More on:
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Blog post
Businesses across the U.S. continue rolling out electric trucks, buses
May 8, 2025 | Marissa Nixon, Analyst, Zero-Emission Truck InitiativeIn April 2025, several major zero-emission deployments were announced. HelloFresh added 70 Rivian electric vans, Benore Logistics integrated 14 Hyundai hydrogen trucks, and the city of Roseville purchased 12 electric transit vans, showcasing strong momentum for medium- and heavy-duty electric and hydrogen vehicle adoption across the U.S. Transit agencies across the U.S. continue to introduce …More on:
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Press release
Extending Cap-and-Trade Program Saves Working Families $3.9 Billion, Creates 287,000 Jobs and $55 Billion in Economic Growth
May 7, 2025 | Katelyn Roedner Sutter, California State DirectorA new EDF report found that extending California's cap-and-trade program through 2045 will bring the state significant economic gains.More on:
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Article
Making polluters pay is paying off for California residents
May 6, 2025California's core climate policy — its cap-and-trade program — has brought in billions. If extended, a new report finds it's poised to bring in billions more for Californians.More on:
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Article
Hero mom: How a cell phone video helped expose toxic pollution
May 6, 2025When Amanda Rowoldt spotted black smoke billowing from a chemical recycling plant, she grabbed her phone and took action.More on:
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Press release
Reports Say Trump Administration Will End Popular Energy Star Program
May 6, 2025 | Ted Kelly, Director and Lead Counsel, U.S. Clean EnergyFor decades Americans have used the Energy Star program to buy appliances that save them money. Now news reports say President Trump will end the programMore on:
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Blog post
Spain and Portugal Blackout: Separating Fact from Fiction
May 6, 2025Note: This blog was published May 6, 2025. Last Monday, a widespread power outage hit Spain and Portugal, plunging the region into darkness for about 18 hours before power was restored. Within minutes of the blackout, people with political agendas flooded the zone on social media to cast blame on their favorite culprit: renewable energy.More on:
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Blog post
To slow climate change, we must measure livestock methane accurately
May 6, 2025 | Mallory Honan, Livestock Methane ScientistReducing methane emissions, a climate super-pollutant, can lessen rates of warming within decades. Since livestock farming is one of the biggest emitters of that methane gas, with enteric methane from cow burps alone contributing about a third of all human-caused methane emissions each year, lowering it can have a big impact. To reduce livestock emissions,More on:
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Blog post
Bad for Business: The Trump Administration’s Attack on EPA’s Endangerment Finding
May 6, 2025EPA’s Endangerment Finding is under threat. Reversing it could bring regulatory chaos, uncertainty, and new investment and legal risks for businessesMore on:
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Blog post
As the California legislature looks to reauthorize cap-and-trade, they cannot forget the strongest climate safeguard the state has: the cap itself
May 5, 2025 | Caroline Jones, Senior Analyst, U.S. ClimateWith the cap-and-trade program up for reauthorization this year and the California Air Resources Board (CARB) evaluating important program updates, now is a crucial moment to revisit what matters most: the cap. The post As the California legislature looks to reauthorize cap-and-trade, they cannot forget the strongest climate safeguard the state has: the cap itself appeared first on Climate 411.More on:
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Analysis
Cumulative human health risk assessment of regional ozone and volatile organic compounds from unconventional oil and gas sites in Colorado’s front range
May 5, 2025 | Meagan Weisner, Senior Scientist, Healthy CommunitiesStudy from EDF and academic partners finds that even oil and gas production that uses the most stringent emissions reductions technologies poses health risks to nearby residents.More on:
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Press release
18 Attorneys General Challenge Trump Administration’s Attacks on Wind Energy
May 5, 2025 | Ted Kelly, Director and Lead Counsel, U.S. Clean EnergyAt a time when Americans need more affordable electricity, the Trump administration is taking a low-cost, clean and abundant energy option off the table.More on:
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Report
Toxic Threads: Indian Textiles and the Environment (PDF)
May 5, 2025Toxics Link is an Indian environmental research and advocacy organization engaged in disseminating information to help strengthen the campaign against toxic pollution.More on:
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Press release
EPA Draft Proposals Would Repeal Modern Limits on Mercury and Air Toxics for Coal Plants, Carbon Pollution Standards
May 3, 2025 | Vickie Patton, General CounselToday, the Trump administration posted two draft EPA proposals that would repeal protections against air pollution.More on:
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Analysis
Climate impact of direct and indirect N2O emissions from the ammonia marine fuel value chain
May 2, 2025 | Sofia Esquivel Elizondo, Low-Carbon Energy ScientistEDF study presents a functional model to quantify the climate impact of renewable-based (e-ammonia) and natural-gas-based (blue and gray) ammonia, focusing on direct and indirect N2O emissions.More on:
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Press release
Presidential Budget Request Would Make Us Less Healthy, Safe and Secure
May 2, 2025 | Joanna Slaney, Vice President for Political and Government AffairsPresident Trump announced his “skinny” presidential budget request, an outline of the Fiscal Year 2026 budget he would like Congress to pass.More on:
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Article
This month’s good climate news
May 1, 2025From giant rats sniffing out poachers to less traffic in New York City, here are the wins to help fortify you in the climate change fight. These are this month's good climate news stories.