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EDF statement from Mary Barber, Director, Regulatory & Legislative Affairs

House Bill 2020 will create a cap-and-invest program that will aggressively slash carbon emissions by 2050/

Devon Energy announced it is establishing a voluntary target to reduce methane emissions from its U.S. oil and natural gas production operations.

Once adopted, the UK would be the first major industrialised economy to make carbon neutrality by 2050 part of a national legal framework for addressing climate change.

EDF, Allies Ask Court to Reinstate BLM Protections against Wasting Natural Gas on Public and Tribal Land

Statement from Jon Goldstein, Director of Regulatory Affairs, Environmental Defense Fund

Senate Leader Jay Costa circulated a co-sponsorship memo that will instruct the EQB to enact a limit on carbon pollution from the power sector.

Senate Bill Would Help Appropriately Account for the Cost of Climate Pollution

EDF, Allies Say Hidden Analysis Means EPA Must Withdraw Attempt to Rollback Clean Car Standards

(WASHINGTON– June 3, 2019) What’s for dinner on World Oceans Day? That’s the question EDF Oceans is asking as we spread the word about healthy, sustainable and sometimes overlooked fish species that would be a tasty and environmentally friendly option for dinner.

Today the United States House of Representatives passed a bipartisan compromise that provides much needed disaster relief for Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.

Governor Signs Bill with Strongest Long-Term Climate Targets in the Continental U.S.

Environmental Defense Fund’s new Senior Manager to lead innovative microgrid project

EDF statement from Dick Munson, Director, Regulatory & Legislative Affairs

EDF has issued a list of the top five changes that anglers can use to be in-the-know before they hit the water to fish for red snapper this season.

Joint Statement from Environmental Defense Fund and The Wilderness Society

Environmentally-conscious shoppers are expected to spend up to $150 billion on sustainable products by 2021, an increase of almost 15% since 2018.

EDF's Steve Schwartzman argues that the evidence does not support ProPublica's recent piece's conclusions about forest carbon crediting.

Human activity is causing 1 million species to go extinct, but such destruction doesn't have to be our future if we rethink conservation.

The CEOs of 13 U.S. and Global Fortune 500 companies or their subsidiaries, in collaboration with four leading environmental groups, today issued an urgent call for action on climate change.

Statement by Mark Brownstein, Senior Vice President, Environmental Defense Fund

How are we tracking the chemical fire’s toll on the physical and mental well-being of people in Houston and surrounding counties?

Statement of Elizabeth Gore, EDF Senior Vice President

Congresswoman Diana DeGette, Chairman Grijalva and Reps. Lujan, Lowenthal and Haaland, introduced legislation to protect the Americans from pollution.

Supreme Court Denies Oil Industry Petition to Review Oregon Clean Fuels Program