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Press release
Climate, Public Health Under Attack in U.S. House of Representatives
June 13, 2023This week the U.S. House of Representatives plans to vote on H.R. 277, the REINS Act, and H.R. 288, SOPRA. Both bills directly and broadly threaten public health and the environment.More on:
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Proposed Consent Decree Addresses EPA’s Failure to Modernize National Pollution Limits for Gas-Burning Power Plants
June 13, 2023Proposed Consent Decree Addresses EPA’s Failure to Modernize National Pollution Limits for Gas-Burning Power PlantsMore on:
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European Commission plans to ban food uses of BPA. We ask again: Where is FDA?
June 9, 2023Maricel Maffini, consultant, and Tom Neltner, Senior Director, Safer Chemicals What Happened? On June 2, the European Commission, the executive body of the European Union (EU) responsible for proposing legislation and implementing decisions, announced it is preparing an initiative that “will impose a ban on the use of BPA [bisphenol A] in food contact materials …More on:
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Waterfront Alliance: New York passes flood risk disclosure for homebuyers
June 9, 2023The historic passage legislation (NY Senate Bill 5400/Assembly Bill 1967) fixes a loophole that allows home sellers to avoid disclosing flooding history and risk by paying a $500 credit to the buyer at the time of sale. -
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New Jersey Takes a Big Step Toward Ensuring Greater Inland Flood Protection
June 9, 2023EDF supports New Jersey leaders’ efforts to reduce flood risk and manage stormwater to protect communities.More on:
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Hurricane season is here again. And finally, leaders are addressing multiple flood risks.
June 9, 2023Over the past year, leaders have responded to our call to act – a call that was supported by more than a hundred organizations around the country. Here are two major ways their efforts can prepare us for the next hurricane. The post Hurricane season is here again. And finally, leaders are addressing multiple flood risks. first appeared on Growing Returns.More on:
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New research from Environmental Defense Fund Inc. finds smog intensifying in Northern India
June 9, 2023A new study from EDF of satellite data shows smog intensifying in Northern India over the last 40 years. The links between meteorology, particulate emissioMore on:
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This week’s good climate news - June 9, 2023
June 9, 2023Although major climate challenges remain, recognizing the progress we’ve made helps fuel the determination we need to keep pushing ahead. -
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Using sound to improve fishery management study sardines in the Philippines
June 8, 2023By EDF’s Jose Ingles, Jimely Flores and Rod Fujita, and Joseph Warren, Stony Brook University Small fish have a big role. Fisheries for sardine, herring and anchovy species collectively produce more yield than any other fisheries worldwide and account for about one-third of total global catches arriving in ports. These fisheries span the globe and …More on:
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Environmental Defense Fund welcomes new Denver Water interim CEO Alan Salazar
June 7, 2023Alan Salazar is a perfect choice for interim CEO at Denver Water, given his long and impressive history.More on:
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Press release
Governor Youngkin Remains Determined to End Virginia’s Participation in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative Despite Overwhelming Public Support and Proven Successes
June 7, 2023The Virginia Air Pollution Control Board met to approve a final regulation ending Virginia’s participation in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI)More on:
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Blog post
The Phoenix area can no longer grow on groundwater. What does this mean for Arizona?
June 7, 2023 | Christopher Kuzdas, Arizona Water Program Director, Climate Resilient Water SystemsLast week Governor Hobbs and the Arizona Department of Water Resources (ADWR) released a new analysis of groundwater in the Phoenix metro area. News broke around the country with headlines questioning the viability of future development in the region. But, what does this new analysis actually mean for Arizona? Let’s dive in. What does this new … -
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The Phoenix area can no longer grow on groundwater. What does this mean for Arizona?
June 7, 2023 | Christopher Kuzdas, Arizona Water Program Director, Climate Resilient Water SystemsLast week Governor Hobbs and the Arizona Department of Water Resources (ADWR) released a new analysis of groundwater in the Phoenix metro area. News broke around the country with headlines questioning the viability of future development in the region. But, what does this new analysis actually mean for Arizona? Let’s dive in. What does this …More on:
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Blog post
Representatives Call For FDA Public Hearing on Phthalates
June 6, 2023 | Joanna Slaney, Vice President for Political and Government AffairsOn May 19, Reps. Katie Porter, Steve Cohen, Nanette Diaz Barragán, Earl Blumenauer, and Raúl Grijalva issued a letter to FDA Commissioner Robert Califf calling on FDA to “act expeditiously to protect the public from the health risks posed …More on:
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EDF identifies top 10 U.S. cities with the most lead pipes
June 6, 2023 | Roya Alkafaji, Manager, Healthy CommunitiesEDF identified 10 cities in the U.S. with the most lead service lines (LSLs) based on numbers reported in 2021. These cities collectively have over one million LSLs, representing 12% of the 9.2 million EPA estimates are in the country.More on:
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Fact sheet
Understanding the Global Stocktake
June 6, 2023The Global Stocktake (GST) was established under Article 14 of the Paris Agreement to assess collective progress towards the Agreement’s long-term goals.More on:
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Journal publication
Extreme Smog Challenge of India Intensified by Increasing Lower Tropospheric Stability
June 6, 2023 | Ritesh Gautam, Lead Senior Scientist, MethaneSATIn this analysis published in Geophysical Research Letters, we use long-term satellite data to show a significant increase in aerosol exceedances over northern India, resulting in sustained atmospheric warming and surface cooling trends over the last two decades.More on:
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3 considerations for climate negotiators as they close out the first Global Stocktake
June 5, 2023The first Global Stocktake is rapidly nearing its official conclusion at COP28.More on:
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EDF explains: What is blue carbon?
June 5, 2023 | Kristin Kleisner, Associate Vice President, Oceans ScienceScientist Kristin Kleisner explains what blue carbon is -- and how it affects the planet.More on:
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What policy instrument options are available to address methane emissions from the oil and gas sector?
June 5, 2023 | Huong Nguyen, Economist and Policy Manager, Global MethaneNew EDF Economics Discussion Paper describes the instrument options available to policy makers in both oil and gas producing as well as importing countries. -
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EDF explains: What is blue carbon?
June 4, 2023 | Kristin Kleisner, Associate Vice President, Oceans ScienceBlue Carbon refers to the carbon stored in coastal and marine ecosystems like mangroves, seagrasses, and tidal marshes. These often-overlooked ecosystems provide critical habitats for marine biodiversity and play a crucial role in mitigating climate change by absorbing and storing large amounts of carbon from the atmosphere. -
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This week’s good climate news - June 2, 2023
June 2, 2023Even with substantial climate work ahead, pausing to note real progress helps sustain our drive and keeps us focused on what’s still possible. -
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The lowdown on linkage: Why Washington and California should link their carbon markets
June 1, 2023 | Caroline Jones, Manager, Energy Transition & Carbon MarketsIt’s been two months since the debut auction of Washington’s cap-and-invest program — the nation’s most ambitious climate program to date — which puts a firm, declining limit on climate pollution across the state’s economy. Since then, state leaders have turned their attention to the next major decision facing the program: whether to link up …More on:


