Renowned chefs went back to school today — with the help of a Texas fisher and farmer — to showcase the importance of sustainable Gulf seafood to students and their families as part of Environmental Defense Fund’s “Everyone’s Gulf” program.

Thanks for tuning in this week! Today, Simone and Jacques have a special, panel-esque episode all about the infamous Mississippi River Gulf Outlet, nicknamed the “Hurricane Highway”, and progress made in the decade since its closure. Pontchartrain Conservancy Coasts & Community Program Director John Lopez, National Wildlife Federation Gulf Program Deputy Director Amanda Moore, and Lower 9th Ward Center for Sustainable Engagement & Development CEO Arthur Johnson offer their invaluable perspectives on the channel’s devastating impact to the surrounding communities and ecosystem prior to ...

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Thanks for tuning in this week! Today, Simone and Jacques have a special, panel-esque episode all about the infamous Mississippi River Gulf Outlet, nicknamed the “Hurricane Highway”, and progress made in the decade since its closure. Pontchartrain Conservancy Coasts & Community Program Director John Lopez, National Wildlife Federation Gulf Program Deputy Director Amanda Moore, and Lower 9th Ward Center for Sustainable Engagement & Development CEO Arthur Johnson offer their invaluable perspectives on the channel’s devastating impact to the surrounding communities and ecosystem prior to ...

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Written by Molly Rauch

Despite the urgent need to address the climate crisis, automakers Chrysler, Toyota, and GM and others are trying to block tighter Clean Cars Standards. Supporting the EPA administration’s plan to cripple states’ ability to pass their own rules to limit car emissions.

City officials in Hendersonville, North Carolina turned to nature to address climate change challenges. In so doing, they better protected their infrastructure and provided a model for other municipalities seeking solutions to address similar challenges.

City officials in Hendersonville, North Carolina turned to nature to address climate change challenges. In so doing, they better protected their infrastructure and provided a model for other municipalities seeking solutions to address similar challenges.

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As the Environmental Defense Fund indicated in comments submitted to the Environmental Protection Agency yesterday on the proposed rule to control air pollution from airplanes and airplane engines, it is patently illegal for EPA, having found that aviation climate pollution endangers public health and welfare, to propose a standard that achieves, in EPA’s own words, “no benefit (no emission reduction).”

New bill introduced by Rep. Barragan and Clarke

Real talk about planet-saving careers Welcome to Degrees, the podcast from Environmental Defense Fund that is part guide, part club and part therapy session for anyone who wants to use their job to make an impact on the world. Hosted by Yesh Pavlik Slenk, Degrees brings you in-depth, personal interviews with folks who are in […]

By EDF, the secretariat for SSF Hub partners Small-scale fisheries are worth talking about now more than ever. Millions of people around the world depend on small-scale fisheries for their health, livelihoods and culture. There are many resources, tools and people working to support sustainable small-scale fisheries, or SSF, but it can be hard to […]

The following is a statement from Eric Schwaab, senior vice president of EDF Oceans program, on the introduction of the Ocean-Based Climate Solutions Act.

Written by Diane MacEachern

With just days to go until the 2020 election, and some campaign activities hampered by precautions to avoid getting or spreading the Covid-19, here are 10 of the best ways to make a difference right now.

These awards are presented at our annual Climate Corps Summit, the culmination of our fellowship season where we bring together our network for best practice sharing, celebration and connection. Alumni Awards The William K. Bowes, Jr. Award for Leadership The William K. Bowes, Jr. Award for Leadership recognizes Climate Corps alumni who are leaders in […]

Written by Moms Clean Air Force

The book, 'Protecting Your Child’s Health: Expert Answers to Urgent Environmental Questions' helps parents like make healthy choices for their children. It’s also a prescription for families to take action on clean air and a safe climate.