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This year’s fire season is expected to be brutal, and climate change is making it more extreme. Here's how to protect yourself when air quality is poor.

Short-haul trucks and buses keep our economy going, but their pollution makes us sick and communities of color bear the brunt. The Biden administration needs to act fast to protect our health and reduce inequity by making those trucks and buses clean vehicles.

Here are some reasons for hope, and helpful things you can do, now that a new season of extreme weather made worse by climate change has begun.

Exxon shareholders elected two of the four board candidates nominated by activist investors. Why this is a core win for the environment.

Five of California's 10 largest wildfires occurred in 2020 — and experts don’t expect any reprieve this fire season.

Asian American and Pacific Islander communities are valuable and necessary allies in the fight to address the climate crisis — allies who could wield the kind of political power key to environmental progress.

The upcoming shareholder vote is potential inflection point, as leading companies recognize that climate change presents a massive systemic risk, and that solving it is a multitrillion-dollar opportunity.

The American Jobs Plan is designed to generate millions of new, good-paying union jobs, revitalize aging U.S. infrastructure and address historic inequities in access to clean water and air — all while combating climate change.

Amanda Leland, EDF’s Executive Vice President, talks about why this Mother’s Day is the perfect time to talk about and tackle climate change, as a family.

This decade is our last best chance to avert the worst impacts of the climate crisis. It's clear we now have a president who knows that.