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Mangroves offer a vital shield against climate change
August 10, 2023 | Hisham Mundol, Chief Advisor, IndiaMangrove forests not only act as barriers against natural disasters, they’re estimated to sequester 22.86 gigatonnes of CO2 globally, about half the yearly emissions of fossil fuels, land-use and industry. -
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Mending the mighty Mississippi
August 9, 2023Thirteen years after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, Louisiana broke ground on the largest ecosystem restoration project in history. The Mid-Barataria sediment diversion will restore the flow of the Mississippi River into Louisiana’s degraded, vanishing wetlands, providing storm surge and flood protection and restoring fish and wildlife habitat.More on:
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From sea to table
August 9, 2023Traditional aquaculture paired with modern science could make for environmentally friendly, sustainable fishing.More on:
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Press release
EDF Files Comments Calling for Strong EPA Limits on Climate Pollution from Power Plants
August 9, 2023EDF comments support strong EPA standards, citing legal authority, Inflation Reduction Act backing, and need for frontline community engagement.More on:
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Project
Hydrogen Emissions Measurement Study (PDF)
August 8, 2023With the help of new hydrogen measurement technology and experts in making trace gas measurements, EDF is launching the Hydrogen Emissions Measurement Study.More on:
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Press release
New National Monument Will Protect Communities and Ecosystems in Northern Arizona
August 8, 2023Biden designates Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni National Monument, protecting nearly 1 million acres around Grand Canyon National Park.More on:
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Journal publication
If you build it, they will come: Coastal amenities facilitate human engagement in marine protected areas
August 7, 2023 | Jacob Eurich, Small-Scale Fisheries Solutions ScientistStudy co-authored by EDF characterizes human engagement in California's marine protected areas (MPA) network and identifies traits associated with higher human engagement.More on:
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Blog post
New bipartisan legislation would give U.S. orphan well management efforts a huge boost
August 7, 2023 | Adam Peltz, Senior Director and Lead Counsel, Energy TransitionBy Adam Peltz and Meg Coleman Across the country, a million or more orphaned oil and gas wells threaten the climate, public health, groundwater and surface waters and hamper local economic development. Help is on the way thanks to a major federal effort to invest $4.7 billion in closing orphan wells under the Revive Economic …More on:
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Navigating the Core Carbon Principles and the Landscape of Guidance Toward a High-Integrity Carbon Market
August 7, 2023New integrity guidance is shedding light on how companies can make the highest impact investments to complement their sustainability commitments.More on:
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Op-ed
WSJ: The Politics and Science of Jet Fuel
August 6, 2023 | Fred Krupp, PresidentFederal regulators should preserve rigorous environmental standards to reduce pollution and avoid wasting taxpayer money, explains EDF President Fred Krupp in The Wall Street Journal.More on:
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Journal publication
Wide range in estimates of hydrogen emissions from infrastructure
August 4, 2023Hydrogen is a tiny, leak-prone molecule that can indirectly warm the climate. Thus, hydrogen emissions from its value chain could considerably undermine the anticipated climate benefits of a hydrogen economy. This EDF review paper synthesizes studies to provide an overview of the available knowledge on hydrogen emissions across value chains.More on:
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This week’s good climate news
August 3, 2023From solar panels in Puerto Rico to New York City wetland revitalization, here are the wins to help fortify you in the climate fight. These are this week's good news stories. -
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Border towns tackle worsening water woes
August 3, 2023With water in short supply, resilience is a way of life for communities on the Texas-Mexico border.More on:
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Blog post
4 ways California should strengthen its cap-and-trade program
August 3, 2023 | Katie Schneer, Senior Analyst, U.S. ClimateThis blog was co-authored by Mary Catherine Hanafee LaPlante, Intern, U.S. Climate Policy As the hottest summer on record scorches the state, California leaders are working to tackle the impacts of climate change head-on by strengthening an essential tool in their climate policy toolbox: the state’s cap-and-trade program. Last year, the California Air Resources Board …More on:
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Blog post
UN Food Systems Summit: Why we need more ambition and more action
August 3, 2023 | Karly Kelso, Director, Climate Resilient Food SystemsBy Jose Luis Chicoma and Karly Kelso Last week, global leaders gathered in Rome for the UN Food Systems Summit (UNFSS) +2 Stocktaking Moment, a follow-up event to evaluate commitments to transforming their food systems and progress in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) made in 2021. In short, it was a time to gather …More on:
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5 greener summer vacation ideas
August 2, 2023Planning an eco vacation? Here are five ways you can enjoy the lazy and — these days — particularly hazy days of summer, more sustainably. -
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The growing threat of heat for farmworkers
August 2, 2023 | Marika Jaeger, Manager, Climate Smart AgricultureFarmworkers are on the frontlines of heat waves. A federal heat standard will protect them and make food production more climate resilient. The post The growing threat of heat for farmworkers first appeared on Growing Returns.More on:
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Methane: It's not your grandparents’ climate pollution
August 1, 2023Methane is kind of like carbon dioxide's pesky younger sibling. It's often overlooked, but it can still do a lot of damage in a short time. This article explains the impact of methane on the climate, sources of methane pollution, how to reduce methane pollution, and why cutting methane is the fastest way to slow climate change.More on:
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Harmful “forever chemicals” are in drinking water: What you need to know about PFAS
August 1, 2023Learn about the dangers of forever chemicals in drinking water, how to protect your family, and what steps the EPA is taking to ensure your safety. Stay informed and stay healthy with expert Tom Neltner.More on:
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Carbon removal technologies to help tackle climate change? Here’s what it’ll take.
August 1, 2023 | Doria Gordon, Lead Senior Scientist IICarbon capture technologies remove vast amounts of CO2 from the air and have a vital role to play in protecting us from catastrophic climate change.More on:
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Press release
Arizona's Explosive Growth in Jobs and Manufacturing One Year Into the Inflation Reduction Act Hyper-charged by Battery Technology, Renewable Energy
August 1, 2023Arizona leaders mark IRA anniversary, highlighting major clean energy investments driven by the Biden administration’s climate law.More on:
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Legal resources
Heavy-duty standards case resources: Glider trucks
Heavy-duty standards case resources for glider trucks.More on:
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Press release
Federal Funds Make Way for Puerto Rico’s Energy Transition with a Focus on Social and Environmental Justice
August 1, 2023Statement from Daniel Whittle, Senior Director, Caribbean, Environmmental Defense Fund -
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El Uso de Fondos federales Debe Dar Paso a la Transición Energética en un Marco de Justicia Social y Ambiental
August 1, 2023El Uso de Fondos federales Debe Dar Paso a la Transición Energética en un Marco de Justicia Social y Ambiental -
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Navigating the Core Carbon Principles and the Landscape of Guidance Toward a High-Integrity Carbon Market
August 1, 2023 | Pedro Martins Barata, Associate Vice President, Carbon Markets and Private Sector DecarbonizationThis blog was authored by Jordan Faires (Manager at EDF+Business) and Pedro Martins Barata (Associate Vice President for Carbon Markets and Private Sector Decarbonization). The voluntary carbon market is an essential tool to advance net zero progress. The market can help us channel much-needed finance to drive climate action, conserve vital ecosystems, and support sustainable …More on:










