Elena Craft, an air toxics expert at EDF, says the state agency responsible for ensuring chemical plant safety is missing in action.
⋮ Houston Chronicle, March 19, 2019
Elizabeth Gore, an EDF political affairs expert, says the selection of Graves to lead Republicans on the committee is a “constructive step.”
⋮ Roll Call, March 18, 2019
Lindsay McCormick, a chemical safety expert at EDF, calls the EPA's decision "a step in the right direction," but adds it doesn't protect everyone.
⋮ The New York Times, March 15, 2019
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- Type: ReportDate: March 14, 2019To cut greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution, California agencies, municipalities and some utilities are rethinking the role of natural gas within the state’s energy system. This includes new policies and approaches to use more electric options in homes and businesses, and to reduce the use of natural gas in power plants. Succeeding in this endeavor will reduce reliance on the gas system, which could result in existing gas infrastructure becoming “stranded”. This carries important financial and political implications that, if not managed effectively, could complicate the state’s efforts to combat climate change. This framework provides guidance on how policymakers can address the transition away from gas. <br />
- Type: Fact SheetDate: March 14, 2019To cut greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution, California agencies, municipalities and some utilities are rethinking the role of natural gas within the state’s energy system. This includes new policies and approaches to use more electric options in homes and businesses, and to reduce the use of natural gas in power plants. Succeeding in this endeavor will reduce reliance on the gas system, which could result in existing gas infrastructure becoming “stranded”. This carries important financial and political implications that, if not managed effectively, could complicate the state’s efforts to combat climate change. This framework provides guidance on how policymakers can address the transition away from gas. <br />
- Type: LetterDate: March 11, 2019An open letter from EDF, Audubon California to California's water agencies on moving forward on the Colorado River Lower Basin Drought Contingency Plan.
