The European Union Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) is the world's first mandatory cap-and-trade program for CO2 emissions. This fact sheet describes
The EU ETS, while not perfect, is blazing a path for future comprehensive trading schemes in Europe, the United States, and elsewhere.
Report details the economic opportunities for rural communities under a comprehensive national policy to reduce global warming pollution.
Investment in coal-fired power plants hinders the fight against global warming.
In this issue: The race to reinvent energy; A new deal for the environment; With EDF's help, Wal-Mart take green business global; Less carbon = more j
Behind cap and trade lies a simple idea: the market can be a powerful tool for achieving environmental progress.
Financing the transition to low-carbon economic development must be the focus of any framework to encourage developing countries’ participation in the
New report says inaction leading to missed economic opportunities.
EDF proposes a new framework in Poznan that would encourage emerging economies to cap greenhouse gas emissions as part of their participation in a pos
In this issue: Congress must support President-elect Obama's call for immediate climate action; The first 100 Days – EDF's top 5 priorities; Made in A
Empowering ordinary people to fight global warming.
Krupp's letter to the California Air Resources Board in support of the AB 32 Scoping Plan to address climate change.
Letter from EDF's Derek Walker, Director, California Climate Initiative, to California Air Resources Board supporting the adoption of the Global Warmi
By Steven Moss, M.Cubed. Examines analyses conducted by California Air Research Board and others to assess potential economic impacts of AB 32, findin
The Long Road Toward Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Aviation
Coral reefs worldwide are under siege, and Florida’s magnificent reefs are among the most vulnerable.
In this issue: Momentum builds for climate action in 2009; Global warming and the price at the pump; Nanotech – now in stores; Making green the new bu
Providing water for fish is the surest way to create water supply reliability for California farms and cities.
In this issue: Taking green partnerships to the next level; Border fence versus rare cats; End of the road for dirty diesel; Olympics inspire cuts in
In this issue: Car wars: EPA puts the brakes on cleaner vehicles; Coal industry goes on the offensive; New book Earth: The Sequel; Valuing rainforests
