Reports and publications

Shervin Tate is a recreational fishing guide in The Bahamas, known locally as the Bonefish Specialist.

Emissions cuts alone won’t limit global warming to 1.5°C, IPCC report warns. But can carbon removal from land use and technology scale up in time?

On the surface, the Inflation Reduction Act that President Biden signed into law on Tuesday may sound like a massive government spending program. Indeed, it promises to put nearly $370 billion in federal funding behind the energy transition.

Rural communities across the United States are extraordinarily diverse, all experiencing a wide variety of landscapes, cultural identities and ways of life.

Decarbonizing industry is a critical step to stabilize our climate. The sector can be tough to get a handle on — it’s on track to become the largest-emitting sector within the next couple of decades, and it involves the production of a wide variety of goods, from cement, steel, and chemicals to food and beverages.

This blog is the second of a series of analyses being developed by a coalition of NGOs engaged in decarbonization of the U.S. industrial sector. 

Over the last year, hydrogen has gained significant momentum as a pathway to reduce pollution, create jobs and drive economic growth.

Harnessing today’s solutions to build a fair, clean, and resilient economy will be essential to tackling climate change, but we can’t stop there. To meet this challenge head-on and secure a safer future, we’ll need new solutions too.

Decarbonizing industry across the global economy will be an enormous challenge. To tackle it, billions of dollars are being invested globally in new industrial “Hubs” designed to cluster clean energy infrastructure and enhance outcomes for the climate and economies.

EDF presents a new approach to tracking and visualizing U.S. federal climate innovation funding.