EDF Voices: People on the planet

Countries risk falling behind on transparency and book-keeping rules that are key to credible emission cuts.

Buying your holiday gifts online is better for the environment - maybe. We explain.

Together, China and U.S. have sent one of the most powerful market signals we have ever seen, writes EDF President Fred Krupp in the Wall Street Journal.

Dozens of critical projects are in limbo because of lack of funding. This week's ruling in the 2010 Deep Horizon oil spill could change that.

A good read is a must on the beach or during a long flight, so don't miss these reading tips from EDF staff.

We need new rules, new ideas and new approaches to overcome a century of carbon-based "business as usual," EDF President Fred Krupp writes in a recent op-ed piece.

The EPA says consumers and workers are at risk from trichloroethylene, issuing its first final risk assessment under the Toxic Substances Control Act since 1986.