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Impact of the Voluntary Carbon Market on Tropical Forest Countries – Implications for Corresponding Adjustments
ReportAt a glance: Enteric emissions reduction opportunities
What would save thousands of lives and fight injustice?
What would save thousands of lives and fight injustice?
ArticleApproachFocus areaVital Signs Date PublishedJuly 1, 2022 - 12:00Vital Signs Post AuthorVanessa GlavinskasVital Signs Post CategoriesClimate and energy, Carbon dioxide, Science, Law and policy, People and planet, Clean air, Environmental justice, Location, United StatesVital Signs Post Short DescriptionIn a new report released by Environmental Defense Fund, scientists found that fine particle pollution, primarily generated by burning fossil fuels, is especially rampant — and deadly — in Black, Hispanic, and low-income communities. But there is a way for all of us to breathe easier. The Environmental Protection Agency could tighten its standard.Vital Signs Post URL/story/what-would-save-thousands-lives-and-fight-injusticeWhat would save thousands of lives and fight injustice?
What would save lives and fight injustice? Stronger limits on fine particle pollution
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New York PSC must ensure charging infrastructure in place for medium and heavy-duty fleet electrification
Policy Instrument Options for Addressing Methane Emissions from the Oil and Gas Sector
Our New Electric Resilience Toolkit: Resources to Enhance Climate Resilience Planning by Electric Utilities
The scoop on the Scoping Plan: California’s draft plan misses the opportunity for greater climate ambition (Part 1)
Leadership in focus — building to a more sustainable future for small-scale fisheries
Blog postClean Beauty Justice Retailer Roadmap
SolutionsActivating social science for flood risk and resilience planning in Louisiana and beyond
Creating data to support communities on the front lines of oil and gas production in the U.S.
Everyone's excited about this new climate solution, but it could create a new climate problem
Everyone's excited about this new climate solution, but it could create a new climate problem
ArticleApproachFocus areaRelated ExpertVital Signs Date PublishedJune 21, 2022 - 12:00Vital Signs Post AuthorShanti MenonVital Signs Post CategoriesClimate and energy, Science, Energy, Hydrogen, Clean energyVital Signs Post Short DescriptionWhether hydrogen turns out to be a climate Jekyll or Hyde will depend, based on soon-to-be published research by Environmental Defense Fund, on how it’s made and how much of it leaks.Vital Signs Post URL/story/everyones-excited-about-new-climate-solution-it-could-create-new-climate-problemWe need to talk about hydrogen
Keeping the lights on: Puerto Rico, five years after Hurricane Maria
The demographic characteristics of populations living near oil and gas wells in the USA
Public health officials in Indore meet to discuss clean air for health agenda
Electric resilience toolkit
Just transition in Poland: A review of public policies to assist polish coal communities in transition
Pinterest banned climate change disinformation. Will other social media giants do the same?
Pinterest banned climate change disinformation. Will other social media giants do the same?
ArticleFocus areaVital Signs Date PublishedJune 6, 2022 - 12:00Vital Signs Post AuthorVanessa GlavinskasVital Signs Post CategoriesClimate and energy, Climate change, Business and innovationVital Signs Post Short DescriptionPinterest is the first major social media platform to ban content that denies the scientific consensus that climate change is happening and influenced by human activity, raising the bar for other social media giants to curb disinformation. The Climate Disinformation Coalition, of which EDF is a founding member, is keeping up the pressure.Vital Signs Post URL/story/pinterest-banned-climate-change-disinformation-will-other-social-media-giants-do-samePinterest banned climate change disinformation. Will other social media giants do the same?
The Climate Disinformation Coalition is keeping up the pressure on social media platforms
ArticleExposed: A legal loophole lets companies decide what chemicals are safe in our food
The FDA is supposed to make sure the ingredients in our food is safe. It's not doing its job.
ArticleFlaring Flatline: Commitments on Natural Gas Flaring Outpace Progress
ReportU.S. LNG Commitment and Wasted Gas Analysis - June 2022
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