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Report
State climate equity survey: Documenting how state rules support a just and equitable energy transition
December 11, 2023Across the U.S., states are passing laws that will ensure greater equity as we transition to a clean energy system. This EDF report that documents states’ efforts to make their energy transition more equitable and healthier.More on:
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Blog post
Pathways to Net Zero: Circular Economy Strategies for Climate Action
December 11, 2023A circular economy is a regenerative system in which resource input and waste, emission, and energy leakage are minimized by narrowing energy and material loops.More on:
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Annual Report
2023: Global reach, local impact
December 11, 2023The consequences of climate change are being felt worldwide. That's why EDF is ramping up game-changing solutions at a global scale. -
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Supreme Court Rejects Challenges to EPA’s Endangerment Finding
December 11, 2023 | Vickie Patton, General CounselIn an order issued today, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear challenges to EPA’s Clean Air Act responsibility to address climate pollution.More on:
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Report
How U.S. agriculture can adapt to escalating water risks
December 11, 2023Deepening patterns of water scarcity and excess pose a growing threat to agriculture across much of the United States.More on:
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Report
Advancing food system diversification in the face of climate challenges
December 10, 2023At COP28, over 130 countries endorsed the UAE Declaration on Sustainable Agriculture, Resilient Food Systems, and Climate Action, marking a significant elevation of the importance of food systems for a climate-resilient future.More on:
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Press release
Report: Escalating Water Risks Threaten U.S. Agriculture
December 8, 2023Deepening patterns of water scarcity and excess pose a growing threat to agriculture across much of the United States according to a new report from the EnMore on:
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Report
Scarcity and excess: Tackling water-related risks to agriculture in the United States
December 8, 2023 | Rachel O’Connor, Senior Manager, Climate Resilient Water SystemsThis EDF report provides an overview of the dual water stressors of too little and too much water, the current and potential future impacts these might have on agriculture, and highlights emerging adaptation strategies to enhance resilience. This report focuses on impacts to agriculture in the western and midwestern U.S.More on:
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Press release
EDF Statement on the Concrete and Asphalt Innovation Act of 2023
December 8, 2023Concrete and cement are parts of our everyday lives, from sidewalks to bridges and schools, but their production contributes significantly to overheating the planet. We must find solutions for energy-intensive industries like these to reduce their climate pollution.More on:
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Revisiting a centuries-old approach to farming that embraces water scarcity.
December 7, 2023As discussions at COP28 wrestle with climate impacts on global food and water security, we hear from a Hopi farmer on his thriving practice of dry farming and his hopes for shared learning in Dubai. ______ The arid climate of the Hopi reservation in northeastern Arizona receives a mere 8.5 inches of annual rainfall. For … -
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Water is a high-level priority at COP 28, we need to look to ground-level users for solutions
December 7, 2023 | Ann Hayden, Vice President, Climate Resilient Water SystemsWater has finally reached the highest levels of global climate negotiations. The path to a sustainable freshwater future, however, lies with ground-level users. At COP 28, EDF is elevating their voices, their needs and the approaches they find most useful. _______ While greenhouse gases drive climate change, many of its impacts are inherently liquid. Whether …More on:
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Article
Does my home contain lead?
December 7, 2023Lead exposure is dangerous, especially for children. Here are the most common places to find — and remove — the lead from your home.More on:
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Article
Unleaded: Inside 50 years of action on lead
December 7, 2023Getting lead out of gasoline was a major public health victory. Yet half of American children under 6 tested between 2018 and 2020 still have detectable levels of lead in their blood, underscoring the need to get lead out of everything.More on:
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Press release
EDF, Dozens of Groups Ask EPA to Limit Pollution from Hydrogen Production
December 7, 2023 | Edwin LaMair, Senior Attorney, U.S. Legal & RegulatoryEnvironmental Defense Fund and almost six dozen other health, environmental and public interest groups are asking the Environmental Protection Agency to protect people from dangerous air pollution caused by producing hydrogen with fossil fuels.More on:
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Press release
Environmental Defense Fund to Explore the Treasures of the Ocean’s Twilight Zone at COP28
December 7, 2023Panel will discuss emerging science and policy considerations for this critical ecosystemMore on:
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Blog post
Climate Corps training sets up the next generation of climate professionals for success now and in the future
December 7, 2023Climate Corps fellowship program trains graduate students and pairs them with custom-matched host organizations looking for a low-cost, low-risk way to advance their sustainability efforts.More on:
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Leading oil and gas companies and investors have rallied around EPA’s new methane rules. Their ongoing support will be crucial for implementation.
December 7, 2023The EPA’s new rules to reduce methane emissions from the nation’s oil and gas industry could be a climate game changer.More on:
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Revisiting a centuries-old approach to farming that embraces water scarcity.
December 7, 2023As discussions at COP28 wrestle with climate impacts on global food and water security, we hear from a Hopi farmer on his thriving practice of dry farming and his hopes for shared learning in Dubai. ______ The arid climate of the Hopi reservation in northeastern Arizona receives a mere 8.5 inches of annual rainfall. For …More on:
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Blog post
Eliminating lead service lines yields huge benefits for reducing premature cardiovascular deaths
December 6, 2023What’s New? EPA has proposed improvements to the Lead and Copper Rule (LCR) to reduce lead in drinking water. The proposed rule would require utilities to eliminate the nation’s roughly 9.2 million lead service lines (LSLs) at an estimated cost of $2.1 to $2.9 billion per year.1 The socioeconomic benefits from the rule vastly outweigh …More on:
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Article
Nation’s first congestion pricing plan to cut traffic, pollution a step closer
December 6, 2023Get out of your car, get into my dreams. New York City's congestion pricing plan promises better transit, less gridlock and cleaner air.More on:
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Blog post
This registry could jump-start global production of sustainable aviation fuels
December 6, 2023By Istvan Bart, Climate Director Last week, Virgin Atlantic became the first commercial airline to fly across the Atlantic ocean using 100% sustainable aviation fuels , demonstrating the incredible potential of clean, alternative fuels for flight. We need more planes flying on SAF, because if aviation were a country, it would be one of the …More on:
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Bringing consistency and transparency to the SAFc market
December 6, 2023An innovative tool from EDF, RMI and the Sustainable Aviation Buyers’ Alliance, the registry supports corporations working to reduce their aviation footprints by purchasing sustainable aviation fuel certificates, or SAFc, with a consistent, transparent and verifiable record to enable credible climate disclosure.More on:
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How-to guide for resilient dairy supply chains
December 5, 2023EDF’s “How To” Guide for Resilient Dairy Supply Chains provides a roadmap for how any dairy company can set and meet a supply chain sustainability goal. This resource will provide guidance on how a company can identify the environmental footprint of their supply chain, take steps to make their supply chain more resilient and publicly report their progress toward meeting climate goals. -
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Tackling Enteric Methane: Designing effective solutions informed by U.S. dairy and beef producers' perspectives
December 5, 2023Methane is the climate opportunity companies and policymakers can’t afford to miss. In fact, reducing methane emissions is critical to slowing global warming in the near term and meeting net zero climate goals. -
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Climate and sustainability resources for animal agriculture companies
December 5, 2023Nearly 25% of global greenhouse gas emissions comes from agriculture and deforestation, but if we continue with business as usual agriculture could become the world’s largest contributor to climate change. That’s because feeding a growing population takes a toll on the earth, including outsized impacts on our soil, water and climate.