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Is hydrogen good for the climate? EDF explains
December 11, 2022Hydrogen could be a clean alternative to using fossil fuels. It can be produced in ways that create little or no carbon dioxide pollution and then used to power heavy industries like cement manufacturing, as well as ships and trains. Done right, hydrogen could be a key climate solution, a fuel with near-zero climate impacts. Done wrong, hydrogen could be worse for the climate in the near term than the fossil fuels it’s intended to replace. -
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EDF Builds on the Case for Resilience in Florida from Efforts in Tampa Bay with New Video
December 9, 2022 | Dawn Shirreffs , Florida DirectorThe “Keeping Florida, Florida” video series highlights opportunities to build climate resilience throughout the state from current efforts in Tampa BayMore on:
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This week’s good climate news
December 9, 2022With so much still to do to slow warming and avoid the worst impacts of climate change, it’s important to fortify ourselves by celebrating wins along the way. Here are this week's good climate news stories. -
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Will the EPA get tough on oil and gas pollution?
December 8, 2022A new proposal from the EPA could finally address dangerous climate and air pollution from hundreds of thousands of oil and gas sites across the country.More on:
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EDF Climate Corps Launches Food and Agriculture Pilot Program
December 8, 2022 | Maliʻo Kodis, Manager, Partnerships, Climate CorpsFood and agriculture is a significant contributor to climate change, emitting a whopping 30% of global emissions. That’s why EDF’s Climate Corps graduate fellowship program is launching the Animal Agriculture pilot program during the summer of 2023.More on:
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California paves the way to an electric vehicle future with new electrification framework
December 8, 2022 | Michael Colvin, Director, Regulatory and Legislative AffairsBy Michael Colvin and Larissa Koehler Last month California took another significant step forward in advancing the deployment of zero-emission vehicles, with the adoption of a Transportation Electrification Framework by the state’s Public Utilities Commission. The framework establishes a $1 billion, 5-year suite of programs, and it provides a pathway for the state’s large electric …More on:
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Farmers Business Network and Environmental Defense Fund Announce Major Expansion of Regenerative Ag Operating Lines, Incentivizing Farmers to Implement Regenerative Ag Practices
December 8, 2022 | Maggie Monast, Senior Director, Climate-Smart AgricultureLast January, FBN and EDF launched the $25 million RAF pilot program and provided nearly 50 farmers with seasonal lines of credit of up to $5 million. EDF provides oversight related to the environmental criteria required for RAF eligibility. RAF will double in size to $50 million in operating lines for the coming season and anticipates originating up to $1 billion in climate-smart operating lines over the next five years.More on:
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New Legislation to Spur Sustainable, Inclusive Seafood Farming in the U.S.
December 8, 2022Sustainable seafood grown in United States federal waters is one step closer to being on the menu today as Congress considers a new bipartisan measure — the Science-based Equitable Aquaculture Food Act, or SEAfood Act.More on:
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How companies can reduce nitrogen pollution and measure progress toward climate goals
December 8, 2022Nitrogen is essential for life, but excess nitrogen can pollute the atmosphere and water. EDF's new N Balance Implementation Guide provides a road map for food and agriculture companies to help reduce nitrogen pollution from agricultural production and claim the environmental improvements associated with nitrogen management.More on:
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Throwing Down the Gauntlet: The European Challenge to IMO on Carbon Pricing
December 8, 2022By Sam Yarrow-Wright The International Maritime Organization knows that the shipping industry needs to change course to address the climate crisis. By committing to the Initial Greenhouse Gas Strategy in 2018, which requires the shipping industry to reduce emissions by 50% by 2050, it formally recognized this. Such a declaration, despite being forged through difficult …More on:
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EDF, Sierra Club Sue Environmental Protection Agency to Protect People from Gas-Burning Power Plant Pollution
December 8, 2022EDF, Sierra Club Sue Environmental Protection Agency to Protect People from Gas-Burning Power Plant PollutionMore on:
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How companies can reduce nitrogen pollution and measure progress toward climate goals
December 8, 2022Nitrogen is essential for life, but excess nitrogen can pollute the atmosphere and water. This has a huge impact on human and ecosystem health, as well as financial losses to farmers from fertilizer – which is at a record high price – that ultimately won’t be utilized by crops. EDF’s new N Balance Implementation Guide … -
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Climate anxiety to climate action: They made careers out of saving the planet
December 7, 2022For 15 years, EDF's Climate Corps program has embedded ambitious graduate students at top-tier companies and organizations. Now they are successful sustainability leaders across the globe.More on:
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Meet the young leaders making a career out of saving the planet
December 7, 2022For 15 years, EDF's Climate Corps program has embedded ambitious graduate students at top-tier companies and organizations. Now they are successful sustainability leaders across the globe.More on:
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Proposed Acquisition of New Jersey Utilities Must be Consistent with Climate Goals
December 7, 2022 | Erin Murphy, Director & Sr. Attorney, Clean Air & Energy MarketsTwo New Jersey gas utilities owned by South Jersey Industries, SJI,— South Jersey Gas and Elizabethtown Gas — are petitioning the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities, BPU, for approval to be acquired by JP Morgan-backed investment firm IIF. The companies’ proposal relies on a business model of continued expansion of the natural gas distribution …More on:
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Sustainable Livelihoods and Resilience in Cuba’s Coastal Communities (English) [PDF]
December 7, 2022Sustainable livelihoods inCuba’s coastal zones:The challenge of achieving climateresilience in tourism, energy, fisheries,agriculture, and communities -
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Sustainable Livelihoods and Resilience in Cuba’s Coastal Communities (Spanish) [PDF]
December 7, 2022Medios de vida sostenibles en las zonascosteras cubanas: el desafío de lograr laresiliencia climática en turismo, energía,pesca, agricultura y comunidades -
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How Japan and other energy importers can spur global methane action
December 4, 2022 | Mina Berkow, Director, Energy TransitionAnnounced at COP 27, the joint declaration by key natural gas exporters, the United States, Norway and Canada, and importers, the European Union, Japan and Singapore, demonstrates the growing recognition that the supply and demand sides of energy markets must work together to reduce global methane emissions. Methane, the main ingredient of natural gas, is …More on:
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NOAA Issues Final Rule on Gulf of Mexico Recreational Red Snapper Calibrations
December 2, 2022 | Sepp Haukebo, Senior Manager, Global Fisheries InitiativesEDF statement by Sepp Haukebo, Senior Manager, Global Fisheries InitiativeMore on:
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New maps unveil scale of U.S. orphan well challenge, highlight solutions at hand
December 2, 2022 | Adam Peltz, Director and Senior Attorney, Energy TransitionLast year, for the first time, EDF and McGill University mapped every existing documented orphan well across our country. Shortly after, Congress passed the Infrastructure and Investment Act, IIJA, which included $4.7 billion to document, plug and remediate orphan wells. This new funding, secured through EDF’s leadership, provides federal support for the first time for …More on:
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EDF Granted Consultative Status at UN’s International Maritime Organization
December 2, 2022 | Mark Brownstein, Senior Vice President, Energy TransitionEDF Granted Consultative Status at UN’s International Maritime OrganizationMore on:
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Annual Report
2022: A breakthrough year for climate
December 1, 2022Thanks to our supporters, EDF helped deliver remarkable climate progress around the world in 2022 — including a new U.S. climate law that many had thought impossible. -
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Building climate resilience requires a whole-of-government approach. Here’s how Louisiana is making it happen.
December 1, 2022As communities in southwest Florida, Puerto Rico and elsewhere in the Caribbean struggle to recover from the damages of an active hurricane season, efficient, proactive resilience solutions have never been more important. The post Building climate resilience requires a whole-of-government approach. Here’s how Louisiana is making it happen. first appeared on Growing Returns.More on:
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Paradise preserved: local fishermen fend off risky mining proposal in The Bahamas
November 30, 2022Local conservationists in The Bahamas scored a rare victory over mining interests. But the proposal to mine limestone in an ecologically valuable island is not dead yet.More on:
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New Report Is a Blueprint for Cleaner, More Equitable Energy to Heat Massachusetts
November 30, 2022 | Jolette Westbrook, Dir. & Sr. Attorney, Regulatory SolutionsNew Report Is a Blueprint for Cleaner, More Equitable Energy to Heat Massachusetts