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D.C. Circuit Court denies a stay for the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards -- they will stay in place through future court proceedings

AEP Settlement in Ohio Signals a Loss for Competition and Clean Air

Fred Krupp, EDF president, says We have reached a transformative moment in the long struggle to get serious about climate change.

Paris begins a new, more ambitious chapter in the history of climate action. The era of delay is over.

Governor Sandoval and Secretary Jewell announce support for pilots on private and public lands through the Nevada Conservation Credit System

The new draft text is further proof that the Paris talks are building a strong, durable agreement.

Transparency, no double counting of reductions, and stock-taking every five years are the essential elements. We can't leave Paris without a credible framework to ratchet up the ambition

Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration (RESTORE) Council approves first Funded Priorities List of restoration projects Council will prioritize for funding

Leading Environmental and Public Health Groups File in Court To Defend Strong Legal Foundation of Clean Power Plan

New Environmental-Industry Science Initiative Could Help Inform Opportunities for Global Methane Reductions

D.C. Circuit Court holds oral arguments on whether to stay, or vacate, the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards. EDF and others argue against vacating

EDF Statement on USDA's Climate Change & Agriculture Report

Analysis of forests in indigenous territories shows recognizing, protecting rights of traditional peoples can make major contribution to slowing climate change.

Latino Leaders Announce Support for EPA’s Methane Pollution Standard

EDF welcomed a joint commitment announcement to provide $1 billion per year until 2020 on payment for verified emissions reductions from forests and lands

While data suggests that 2015 will likely go down as the hottest year on record, we've made extraordinary environmental progress in five key areas.

JOINT STATEMENT BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND THE REPUBLIC OF CUBA ON COOPERATION ON ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

JOINT STATEMENT BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ANDTHE REPUBLIC OF CUBA ON COOPERATION ON ENVIRONMENTALPROTECTION

State confirms enormity of natural gas mega-leak in Southern California

Alberta Shows Climate Leadership on Methane as Part of New Climate Plan

Thanks to a shift toward rights-based management over the last decade, more than two-thirds of the seafood harvested in federal waters is now sustainable.

EDF and Mississippi River Delta restoration partners urge Louisiana state legislature to use rainy day fund, not coastal dollars, to fill budget gaps.

EPA announces supplementary finding for the Merucry and Air Toxics Standards

Cuba sits at the convergence of the Caribbean Sea, Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic Ocean. The largest of the Antillean chain, Cuba accounts for nearly half of the land mass of the Caribbean Islands. Stretching for 750 miles, Cuba supports diverse landscapes and seascapes and is the most important island in the region in terms of biodiversity.With more than 3,000 endemic vascular plant species, and more than 160 endemic animal species, Cuba is considered by many to be the “crown jewel of the Caribbean."

Officials from the US and Cuba are signing a historic agreement to bring the countries together to protect vital marine ecosystems from manmade threats.