Reports and publications

California’s monarch butterfly population has decreased 95 percent since the 1980s. If we act quickly, we can reverse this trajectory. 

Keith Gaby looks at Scott Pruitt’s career, his first class travel habits, and why he has such a deep sense of entitlement.

Big energy data enables groundbreaking research to help save customers money, unlock energy-saving innovation, and answer policy questions vital to our pocketbooks and the planet.

Report: Methane emissions from the oil and gas sector are increasingly viewed as a financially material issue.

We as a nation have not done nearly enough to proactively lessen the devastation caused by storms and flooding, which will only worsen with climate change, and our ability to bounce back — our resilience — needs vast improvement.

Report outlines benefits and pathways to expanded low-income energy efficiency.

A landscape of available sources of finance for REDD+ and climate action in forests

We all have a moral obligation to care for the people, places, plants and animals that make our great nation “America the Beautiful.”  

Far from growing too big, EPA’s budget has been devastated over the last four decades.

The U.S. employs over 4 million workers in the clean energy and sustainability economy.

This whitepaper examines the approach taken by the New York Public Service Commission (“NYPSC”) and sheds light on the elements that must be included for electric utility modernization efforts to yield maximum environmental benefits.

Blended capital approaches in support of sustainable wild-capture fisheries

Louisiana is in the midst of a land loss crisis with dramatic implications for our nation’s economy, environment, culture and people. As Congress begins to look at support for water resources in the coming year, we offer some lessons from the front. Op-ed by Steve Cochran for The Hill.

Climate-related impacts on the range and distribution of commercial fish stocks are likely to intensify in coming decades and will increasingly challenge existing institutions and governance arrangements that are in place to manage associate fisheries.

Climate change is a present and growing threat, creating significant shifts in the rage, distribution, and productivity of key commercial species.

After a year of extreme weather and extreme politics, EDF and allies push forward on climate.

Looking back, we may see 2017 as the year we really started taking on the full measure of our coastal challenges. Here’s to 2018 and beyond, and to continuing progress to restore our coast. Op-ed by Steve Cochran for The Times-Picayune.

What to do about the risk of toxic waste leaks from oil and gas production.

Did you know that China accounts for 19% of the global fish catch? That’s roughly one in every five fish.

Without full funding for the agency, the health of our children, our seniors and our communities are at risk.