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States must continue driving progress on zero-emission trucks
July 14, 2021By Larissa Koehler and Casey Horan One year ago today, 15 states and Washington D.C. took a major step toward improving the health of people and our planet by committing to work collaboratively toward decarbonizing their trucking industries. As part of this agreement, these states have vowed to ensure 100% of medium- and heavy-duty vehicles …More on:
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Press release
Presence of endangered shark species in Straits of Florida renews calls for collaboration
July 14, 2021 | Valerie Miller, Director, Cuba Fisheries & OceansA new study expands our understanding of a critically endangered species of shark residing off the coast near the U.S. waters of Florida.More on:
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IKEA tests new model for accelerating electric delivery
July 14, 2021Electric Vehicle Sponsorship Models are a new, innovative opportunity that companies can use today to hit their climate goals. -
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Beauty has a toxic equity problem. It’s time companies champion clean beauty justice.
July 13, 2021Brands and retailers have an opportunity to ensure that clean products are available, accessible and affordable for every single customer.More on:
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EDF Releases Video Series Showcasing the Urgency of Florida’s Climate Crisis
July 12, 2021 | Dawn Shirreffs , Florida DirectorPress release announcing the release of "Keeping Florida, Florida" video series highlighting climate and coastal resilience opportunities in Florida.More on:
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Report
US-Cuba Working Together Again: Lessons from Environmental Cooperation [PDF]
July 12, 2021This publication is the product of the wisdom, research, field work, and commitment ofa highly diverse group of environmentalists from Cuba and the United States, many ofwhom have been working together for over two decades. -
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The shortest route to achieving Biden’s climate and equity goals
July 9, 2021 | Keith Gaby, Vice President, Public AffairsSetting standards for the transition of short-haul trucks and buses to zero-emission vehicles can help deliver clean air while generating more jobs.More on:
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This landmark water conservation agreement is good news for Arizona. We need more like it.
July 8, 2021 | Kevin Moran, Associate Vice President, Regional AffairsThis project is the largest multisector Colorado River conservation effort to date. It is an example of the unprecedented collaboration that is needed moving forward to build resilience to climate change and water scarcity in the West. The post This landmark water conservation agreement is good news for Arizona. We need more like it. first appeared on Growing Returns.More on:
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Engaging Small-Scale Fishers in the U.N. Food Systems Summit
July 7, 2021 | Willow Battista, Senior Manager, Climate Resilient Food SystemsFor nearly a decade, I’ve worked on sustainable fisheries management, traveling to small-scale fishing communities around the world to learn how best to build the capacity of local fishers, scientists and managers to ensure the sustainability of their fisheries. From Mexico to Myanmar, I’ve worked with communities to help them reach their goals so they …More on:
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Leadership, bold action needed to scale electric trucks and buses
July 7, 2021A recent report from Bloomberg New Energy Finance highlights the urgent need for policymakers to prioritize truck electrification, which could have sweeping benefits for the climate, public health, and American jobs. The annual EV outlook includes (for the first time) a comparison of the zero-emission vehicle adoption path needed to achieve net-zero by 2050, as …More on:
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Press release
EDF, Allies Give EPA Robust Support for Restoring Unlawfully Withdrawn State Clean Car Waiver
July 7, 2021 | Alice Henderson, Director & Lead Counsel, Transportation & Clean AirEDF and its allies strongly support EPA’s proposal to reverse the Trump Administration's revoking of a waiver for zero-emission vehicle standards.More on:
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Letter
Letter to OMB on equity and flood resilience
July 6, 2021Letter to OMB Acting Director Shalanda Young for advancing equity and support for underserved communities.More on:
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Federal pipeline agency has essential opportunity to reduce methane emissions
July 6, 2021 | Erin Murphy, Director & Sr. Attorney, Clean Air & Energy MarketsBy Erin Murphy and Elgie Holstein The Biden administration recently directed gas pipeline companies to explain how they will minimize emissions of methane, which is both a potent greenhouse pollutant and the primary component of natural gas. This is the first step in implementing the PIPES Act of 2020, which Congress passed last year detailing …More on:
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What Congress needs to hear from businesses right now: more climate action
July 6, 2021Will businesses advocate for the bold policies needed to meet their commitments?More on:
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New Engine No. 1 ETF builds momentum for climate-aligned proxy voting
July 2, 2021Offering financial products that bring consumers’ climate concerns to the board room represents a crucial next step in sustainable finance. -
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Hurricane season is here. We need a national plan to protect our coastal communities.
July 2, 2021The Atlantic hurricane season is underway as many coastal areas still recover from an endless barrage of storms last year that culminated in the most active hurricane season on record. With climate change, we can expect to see more intense hurricanes, leaving many communities at risk. In fact, a new report indicates that as many as 32 million U.S. homes and $8.5 …More on:
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Report
California Report (2021)
July 1, 2021Voters reject extreme stances on both sides of the aquaculture debate, with the overwhelming majority preferring the proposal above to either immediately opening federal waters or forever keeping them closed to aquaculture.More on:
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Florida Report (2021)
July 1, 2021Voters reject extreme stances on both sides of the aquaculture debate, with the overwhelming majority preferring the proposal above to either immediately opening federal waters or forever keeping them closed to aquaculture.More on:
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National Aquaculture Report (2021)
July 1, 2021A recent poll conducted by Environmental Defense Fund and Global Strategy Group shows that voters overwhelmingly support doing research into aquaculture to understand its benefits and risks and set the appropriate standards.More on:
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It’s time companies electrify delivery. New sponsorship models can make that happen.
July 1, 2021Learn how you can start using commercial electric vehicles to fulfill your last mile deliveries today.More on:
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To meet sustainability goals, food companies need to slash methane
July 1, 2021 | Katie Anderson, Senior Director, Business, Food and ForestsThere's an often overlooked, invisible source of climate pollution lurking in the supply chain: methane. The post To meet sustainability goals, food companies need to slash methane first appeared on Growing Returns.More on:
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Heart disease and adult lead exposure – the evidence grows more compelling
July 1, 2021Tom Neltner, J.D., is Chemicals Policy Director Two recent articles add to the already strong evidence that adult exposure to relatively low levels of lead is associated with heart disease, the leading cause of death in the United States, after COVID-19. These studies reinforce the urgent need to reduce not only children’s exposure to lead but …More on:
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Celebrating Fishermen’s Day in Peru: a tribute to traditional sailing on the high seas
July 1, 2021By Nina Pardo and Hector Soldi On June 4, a small but mighty fleet of artisanal sailboats from the fishing communities of Cabo Blanco and El Ñuro in northern Peru unfolded their sails and went out to sea — sailing alongside the Peruvian Navy’s sailing vessel La Unión. This annual regatta is a salute to …More on:
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Press release
Bill from Reps. Chu and Panetta Would Expand AmeriCorps to Address Climate Change, Advance Environmental Justice
June 30, 2021EDF Statement from Elizabeth Gore, Senior Vice President for Political AffairsMore on:
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Article
Extreme weather reminds us we must (and can) tackle the climate crisis
June 29, 2021 | Amanda Leland, Executive DirectorHere are some reasons for hope, and helpful things you can do, now that a new season of extreme weather made worse by climate change has begun.More on: