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Five years into New York’s climate law, the state needs a bold cap-and-invest program to bring emissions goals into reach
July 25, 2024 | Kate Courtin, Senior Manager, State Climate Policy & StrategyThis blog was co-authored by Lulu August, State Climate Policy Intern This month marks five years since New York State’s Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA) was signed into law. At the time of its enactment in 2019, the groundbreaking climate law set New York apart as a national and global climate leader. Indeed,More on:
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Hydrogen beyond the hype: Due diligence questions for hydrogen sector investment
July 25, 2024 | Beth Trask, Vice President, Global Energy TransitionThe emerging hydrogen market presents opportunities and risks for investors. These key principles and due diligence questions in this EDF report offer a guide.More on:
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Hydrogen Beyond the Hype: Due Diligence Questions for Hydrogen Sector Investment
July 25, 2024The emerging hydrogen market presents opportunities and risks for investors. These key principles and due diligence questions offer a guide.More on:
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Press release
EDF Heads to Court to Defend EPA Action to Identify Climate Pollution, Including Methane from Landfills
July 24, 2024 | Edwin LaMair, Senior Attorney, U.S. Legal & RegulatoryEnvironmental Defense Fund plans to go to court in support of EPA’s actions to strengthen the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program – a vital source of public information about dangerous climate pollution from significant sources, including methane pollution from landfills.More on:
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New DOE Transmission Grants Will Deliver Reliable Power, Lower Costs and Jobs to Communities
July 24, 2024 | Ted Kelly, Director and Lead Counsel, U.S. Clean EnergyEDF Statement by Ted Kelly, Director and Lead Counsel, U.S. Clean EnergyMore on:
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Report
Preventing and Managing Disease (White Paper)
July 24, 2024EDF is working to build support among ocean, coastal, and seafood stakeholders and policy makers to establish a rigorous, science-based environmental and social regulatory framework that provides a predictable environment for business investment, protects ocean health, and supports equitable outcomes for coastal communities and individuals working throughout the seafood industry.More on:
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Why science, not hype, must inform how we use hydrogen in Europe
July 24, 2024 | Helen Spence-Jackson, Executive Director, EuropeBy Helen Spence-Jackson The EU’s hydrogen ambitions are facing a reality check. Despite an ambitious strategy launched in 2020 and ongoing work to establish a comprehensive policy framework, recent forecasts suggest hydrogen deployment is lagging behind initial targets. However, this moment offers an opportunity for reflection and provides valuable lessons not just for Europe, but …More on:
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See how MethaneSAT will protect the climate
July 24, 2024 | Millie Chu Baird, Vice President, Science Capacity and Innovation, Office of the Chief Scientist, Deputy Project Lead, MethaneSATWatch this TED Talk by EDF’s Millie Chu Baird to learn more about this groundbreaking project.More on:
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Report
Duke Energy's 2023 NC CPIRP
July 23, 2024Analysis by leading energy analytics firm EQ Research, commissioned by EDF, shows that if Duke Energy succeeds at getting its current plan approved by the NC Utilities Commission the company’s excessive reliance on gas-powered plants could come with a high price tag for customers.More on:
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New analysis: If Duke Energy’s gas plant ambitions are approved, the average residential customer could pay nearly $2,100 more on power bills through 2038
July 23, 2024 | Will Scott, Southeast Climate & Clean Energy DirectorEDF Statement from Will Scott, Southeast Climate and Clean Energy DirectorMore on:
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Article
This Boston hospital is prescribing solar energy
July 22, 2024A federal climate law is helping patients use solar power to cut their electric bills and improve their health.More on:
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Mapping the maze: data reveals the need for protective standards for all gas gathering pipelines
July 22, 2024 | Magdalen Sullivan, Attorney, Energy Markets & Utility RegulationBy Magdalen Sullivan & Kate Roberts As the U.S. oil and gas industry expands, the vast network of largely unregulated pipelines that transport unprocessed natural gas —known as gathering pipelines — has crept closer and closer to residential communities. Most gathering pipelines are currently exempt from regular inspection, which means that leaks and other problems …More on:
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President Biden’s Vital Climate Leadership “Delivered Real, Positive Benefits for Everyone”
July 21, 2024 | Fred Krupp, PresidentStatement by EDF President Fred KruppMore on:
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Unanimous Appeals Court Denies Attempt to Block Climate Pollution Standards for Power Plants
July 19, 2024 | Vickie Patton, General CounselThe U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit unanimously denied an attempt by Republican Attorneys General and fossil fuel industry parties to block EPA’s protections limiting climate pollution from power plants.More on:
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Missing Methane: A European perspective
July 18, 2024European banks face significant risk from oil and gas methane emissions in their portfolios. Our recommendations can help banks manage them.More on:
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U.S. oil & gas methane policy: An investor guide
July 17, 2024This guide from EDF provides an overview of the methane regulatory landscape and examines a suite of new and revised rules that address oil and gas methane emissions and waste in the United States.More on:
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U.S. Oil & Gas Methane Policy: An Investor Guide
July 17, 2024Methane management is increasingly factored into the valuation of oil and gas assets. Investors need a clear picture of updated US methane rules.More on:
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Article
Searching for a seaweed to combat cow burps
July 16, 2024Belching bovines are major emitters of methane in agriculture. A new seaweed food additive could help decrease cows' burps and therefore lower their methane emissionsMore on:
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How a producer-led movement to diversify food production can strengthen global food supply
July 16, 2024 | Leah Beaulac, Manager, Climate Resilient Food and Water SystemsAs the world faces growing climate impacts and shocks, the need for a more sustainable and resilient food system has never been more urgent. Last year, the Kansas wheat harvest, known as a bellwether for global agriculture, hit a 60-year low due to severe drought. Record-breaking floods decimated European harvests in the same year. Climate-driven …More on:
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Local business and conservation interests jointly intervene in Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion lawsuit
July 15, 2024Today a coalition including a local business and three conservation groups filed motion to intervene as defendants in Jurisich Oysters, LLC v. USACE to ensure the Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion project moves forward to provide critical community protection and vital ecosystem benefits.More on:
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EDF Statement regarding the release of a draft equivalency agreement between Environment and Climate Change Canada and Saskatchewan on oil and gas methane emissions
July 12, 2024 | Ari Pottens, Senior Campaign Manager, CanadaStatement from Ari Pottens, Senior Campaign Manager, CanadaMore on:
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Navigating Jurisdictional REDD+: A Pricing Guide for Tropical Forest Nations
July 11, 2024 | Dylan McCall-Landry, Senior Director, Sustainable FinanceThe challenge is clear: if tropical deforestation were a country, it would rank fourth, only behind China, the US, and India in emissions. However, the solution is even clearer: these same forests can provide 23% of the cost-effective climate mitigation needed before 2030, if the right economic incentives are in place.[1] Despite numerous pledges, forest …More on:
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How a family farm in Idaho is taking on climate change
July 10, 2024The Wittmans are using sustainable farming practices today to ensure their family farm endures changing climate conditions.More on:
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New research uncovers a climate blindspot for Canada’s oil and gas industry
July 10, 2024 | Scott Seymour, Scientist, Canada MethaneThe Canadian government is likely overlooking an important source of climate pollution. Surface casing vent flow and gas migration (types of underground leakage from oil and gas wells) has the potential to leak a lot of methane, but according to new research, neither governments nor companies know how much.More on:
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House Republicans’ Funding Bills Would Harm Our Air and Water
July 10, 2024 | Joanna Slaney, Vice President for Political and Government AffairsThis week the House marked up five funding bills that would dramatically cut funding for federal agencies that protect our air and water and are tasked with reducing the pollution impacting our health, our climate and the severity and frequency of extreme weather, like Hurricane Beryl. House Republicans’ funding bills propose slashing EPA funding to 1998 levels, Department of Energy clean energy programs by 43% and NOAA funding by 11%, and collectively include over 50 harmful environmental provisions that do not belong in funding bills.More on: