Reports and publications

Esta é uma tradução de um artigo publicado na Environmental Research Letters, Volume 16, Número 8

The U.S. Department of Agriculture requested information it’s recently announced Climate-Smart Agriculture and Forestry Partnership Program. This is Environmental Defense Fund’s response. 

EDF's response to USDA's request for information on the Climate-Smart Agriculture and Forestry Partnership Program.

EDF’s Fall 2021 Solutions newsletter spotlights this critical moment in the climate fight and what we need to do.

EDF factsheet on ownership and emissions of marginal oil and gas wells.

Natural climate solutions can provide 20% of all the emissions reductions we need by 2050 to keep average global warming under 2 C. Stopping tropical deforestation, allowing tropical forests to regenerate and restoring degraded lands are the most important methods, particularly in the next decade.

This synthesis from EDF is for federal and state policymakers looking to shape public investments in climate mitigation through agricultural soil carbon credits, protocol developers, project developers and aggregators, buyers of credits and others interested in learning about the landscape of soil carbon.

A report released by a subcommittee of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission examines the threat that increasingly extreme and volatile weather poses to the stability of financial markets, including U.S. agricultural markets. Representatives from EDF served on the 35-member panel.

Report documents the results of an EDF research project examining groundwater management challenges in Texas that included convening two stakeholder workshops to identify priority issues and gather diverse perspectives.  

Using the latest energy models, EDF teamed up with Evolved Research to create a new and improved cost curve that provides a roadmap for policymakers exploring ways to get to net-zero carbon emissions. The curve demonstrates the need for policymakers to support big, low-cost cuts in carbon emissions now, as well as the need to support the development of newer technologies that can help get us past the finish line.