In this issue: Can California’s climate law help prevent deforestation elsewhere in the world?, raising climate change awareness in India, Clean Air A
Policy makers can and must try to overcome inherent psychological barriers and create pockets of certainty that link benefits of climate policy to loc
The blue ribbon task force on public transportation for the 21st Century.
EDF identifies the top 25 emitters of mercury from the electric sector.
Our 2010 report highlights proven freight transportation programs, technologies, and methods at work around the world that are less polluting.
A well-designed smart grid can significantly reduce the environmental costs of producing and delivering electric power, and save money doing so.
We believe a smarter grid can cut air pollution from the electric utility sector by as much as 30% over the next two decades.
How the dirtiest heating oil pollutes NYC air and harms our health.
Unraveling America’s Protections for Human Health and the Environment.
Senior policy advisor, Scott Anderson, discusses the key risks of natural gas development and poses recommendations for safe, responsible drilling.
Well construction and design, air quality and wastewater disposal are key areas of risk in natural gas development.
EDF profile and summary of notable results, 1967-2010.
This article in Environment and Development Economics finds that market linkage of reducing emissions from deforestation induces modest reductions in
In this issue: California's strong climate law gets the green light, EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson, conserving water in the California delta, tapping
Learn about our organization, staff, mission, and achievements of 2010.
Summary of options for generating $100 billion in climate finance by 2020.
EDF and its research partner Frost & Sullivan has been tracking the progress of the new energy economy since 2008; Wave four represents an opportunity
Innovative Solutions for Watermen and the Bay.
From the Transparency International Global Corruption Report 2010. Several pathways lead into a low-carbon, high-efficiency future. Properly designed
Historic Proposal for Standards for New Freight Trucks Will Save Oil, Money and Cut Global Warming Pollution