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The Golden State keeps driving climate progress despite all the backsliding in Washington.

Two of EDF’s top legal experts review recent legal victories and fights yet to come.

Live chat with Scott Weaver

The challenge is to rebuild wisely to keep coastal communities safer and more resilient the next time a huge storm blows in.

Learn what EDF and Google Earth Outreach discovered when we used mobile sensors to measure and map air pollution in Oakland, CA at far greater detail than ever before.

A new wildlife solution taps into the sharing economy to create habitat for monarch butterflies.

When strident denial meets vivid reality, it creates a political storm, and that’s what we’re beginning to see.

EPA plays a critical role when natural disasters strike. Congress should oppose dangerous Trump’s budget cuts.

Call them what you want — living shorelines, natural infrastructure, green infrastructure, natural and nature-based features — this issue is singularly focused on alternatives to traditional shoreline armoring and ways to more naturally mitigate shoreline erosion.

After many years of working to protect the environment, I have come to believe in two big ideas: community and civility.

Many political observers have speculated that EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt is using his current job to run for the US Senate.

The Interior Department on Monday took steps to overhaul important aspects of an Obama-era program to protect sage grouse.

Businesses, cities, and small communities have no choice but to adapt to these new climate conditions. “Resilience” needs to be the strategic centerpiece; the alternative is devastating.

Companies and communities must learn quickly to inform investments and operations with realistic expectations of change.

Comments on Failure to Use the Social Cost of Greenhouse Gases in the Supplemental Draft Environmental Impact Statement for Coal Lease Modifications

California’s elected leaders showed that even with deep partisan divides fissuring Washington, D.C., Democrats and Republicans can still come together