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Pro-Active Grid Investment Assessment
November 6, 2024Study from EDF and Black & Veatch aims to provide utilities and regulators with tools and strategies to support proactive grid planning for M/HDV distribution grid upgrades.More on:
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New study suggests preparing the grid now for electric trucks and buses can save ratepayers money
November 6, 2024 | Michael Zimmerman, Senior Attorney, ElectrificationBy Michael Zimmerman A new study by Black & Veatch, commissioned by Environmental Defense Fund, provides further evidence that proactive grid investments don’t just help electric vehicles get on the road — they can save utility ratepayers money. As EDF and many others have pointed out, traditional grid planning and investment processes were not designed …More on:
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Washington Voters Defend "Gold Standard" Climate Law, Underscoring that Ambitious Action is Popular
November 6, 2024 | Fred Krupp, PresidentStatement from EDF President Fred KruppMore on:
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New Study Suggests Preparing the Grid Now for Electric Trucks, Buses can Save Ratepayers Money
November 5, 2024 | Michael Zimmerman, Senior Attorney, ElectrificationThe study finds proactively upgrading the grid to accommodate electric trucks can yield millions in savings for customers of two major U.S utilities -
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We will not waver
November 5, 2024With the presidential election of Donald Trump, Environmental Defense Fund's Fred Krupp and Amanda Leland lay out what comes next. -
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North Carolina Utilities Commission Order on Duke Energy Carbon Plan Leaves Path to Offshore Wind on the Table
November 4, 2024 | Will Scott, Southeast Climate & Clean Energy DirectorNew EDF analysis shows possibility of hitting the 70% emissions reduction target by 2032 if NCUC orders Duke to accelerate solar and offshore wind scheduleMore on:
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To increase climate ambition, we need to change how we think about money
November 4, 2024 | Zach Cohen, Policy & Research Manager, Global Engagement & PartnershipsAs we approach the United Nations climate talks, COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, UN agencies have published several reports highlighting both our progress to-date and the gaps in global climate action. The findings are concerning, but unsurprising: countries’ current climate plans, called Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), have a long way to go. To keep global …More on:
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North Carolina can still avoid huge amounts of emissions (and stranded carbon emitting assets) under the state’s Carbon Plan Law. Here’s how.
November 4, 2024 | Will Scott, Southeast Climate & Clean Energy DirectorOn November 1, the North Carolina Utilities Commission issued an order in the Carbon Plan docket, almost two months ahead of schedule. It largely ratifies an agreement reached by Duke Energy and the state’s Public Staff, who are charged with protecting the state’s ratepayers. While the Commission drops the requirement for Duke Energy to model …More on:
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Expert Voices
The progress the world must make at the UN climate conference
November 3, 2024 | Angela Churie Kallhauge, Executive Vice President, ImpactThe U.N. climate coreference, COP29, kicks off in Baku, Azerbajan next week. Environmental Defense Fund's Angela Churie Kallhauge lays out four key focus areas for the conference.More on:
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Enhancing federal cost savings: electronic monitoring and reporting in U.S. fisheries
October 31, 2024A changing climate requires more adaptive fisheries management and better tools for collecting data and making decisions.More on:
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Quota allocation policies in U.S. federal fisheries management and implications for climate resilience
October 31, 2024Managers must establish controls that maintain sustainability as stocks experience climate-driven shifts in their productivity and distribution.More on:
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Citizen science to support climate-ready management of United States fisheries
October 31, 2024The strong record of sustainable fisheries management in the US is being challenged by the rapid, widespread and unpredictable impacts of climate change.More on:
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Toward Climate-Ready Fisheries
October 31, 2024Nearly 50 years ago, United States lawmakers took action to protect fishery resources by establishing a comprehensive federal fishery management system.More on:
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Best practices for equitable, just, and climate-resilient fisheries
October 31, 2024Underserved fishing communities experience and are the least able to withstand severe impacts on their livelihoods, infrastructure and well-being.More on:
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Growing costs of climate emergency demand ambitious policy — not business as usual
October 31, 2024 | Katelyn Roedner Sutter, California State DirectorFear, uncertainty and doubt are frequently-used tools to undermine environmental policy. For decades, polluters and their sympathizers rejected the existence of climate change. Now, they say climate action costs too much. This recurring argument ignores the costs working Californians are already facing from a changing climate and the clear benefits of California’s climate policy …More on:
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Which countries are winning the global clean energy race?
October 30, 2024Solar and wind power are expanding across the globe, but who is producing the most clean energy?More on:
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What is happening to insurance markets?
October 30, 2024 | Carolyn Kousky, Associate Vice President, Economics and Policy AnalysisInsurance rates are on the rise while extreme weather driven by climate change is making insurance even more vital. Here's why that's happening and what it means for you. -
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Climate Policy News You Can Use — October 2024
October 30, 2024The UN’s latest report confirms what we’ve known: current policy is not where it needs to be to keep us below 1.5 degrees warming.More on:
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New report outlines need for quality interventions in climate finance goal under discussion at COP29
October 30, 2024 | Leslie Labruto, Managing Director, Sustainable FinanceReport includes recommendations for negotiators to enhance concessionality, accessibility, and impact in the NCQGMore on:
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Insured solutions: How insurance-based tools can unlock climate tech
October 30, 2024This blog was authored by Peter Tufano, Baker Foundation Professor at Harvard Business School and Senior Advisor to the Harvard Salata Institute for Climate and Sustainability, with support from the Environmental Defense Fund, including Andrew Howell, Senior Director for Sustainable Finance. Any references below do not constitute an endorsement of the firms or products mentioned. … -
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Road to COP29: Will hydrogen help us meet our climate goals?
October 30, 2024 | Beth Trask, Vice President, Global Energy TransitionWith COP29 just around the corner, the reality of how far we still have to go to meet global climate goals is coming into focus. A new United Nations (UN) Climate Change report finds “current national climate plans fall miles short of what’s needed”. Similarly, the UN Environment Programme reports that national pledges would only …More on:
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10 Trends and Opportunities in the 2024 NDC Synthesis Report
October 29, 2024The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) published the NDC Synthesis Report this week. The report assesses the combined impact of nations’ current national climate plans (NDCs) on expected global emissions in 2030, among other measures. The report concluded that the full implementation of all latest NDCs is estimated to lead to a 5.9 …More on:
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Why funding to clean up U.S. ports is so important
October 29, 2024 | Phillip Martin, Manager, Zero-emission Truck Initiative in TexasAmerica’s ports are hotbeds for toxic air pollution due to the diesel-powered ships and port vehicles that move our goods from sea to land. This pollution causes all kinds of health problems for nearby communities — from asthma and lung disease, to premature birth and death — which is why today’s announcement from the Environmental …More on:
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New Findings Highlight 22% Growth in Pennsylvania’s Methane Mitigation Industry
October 29, 2024 | John Rutecki, Regulatory and Legislative Manager, AppalachiaNew report shows how Pennsylvania has strengthened its position as a national leader in methane reduction efforts.More on:
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An assessment of NYC cooperative housing's climate vulnerability and barriers to adaptation
October 29, 2024This report, based on a mapping assessment, a first-ever survey of co-ops and a policy review, looks at climate impacts on permanently affordable co-ops in New York City and encourages more responsive and equitable policies.More on: