New Analysis Reveals Electric Vehicles Can Save Georgians Up to $20,100 Compared to Gas-Powered Cars Over Ten Years
New Analysis Reveals Electric Vehicles Can Save Pennsylvanians Up to $27,600 Compared to Gas-Powered Cars Over Ten Years
New Analysis Reveals Electric Vehicles Can Save Nevadans Up to $27,900 Compared to Gas-Powered Cars Over Ten Years
Want to understand Natural Climate Solutions Crediting? We have a handbook for that.
Stakeholders across the climate space need urgent help to cut through the noise on natural climate solutions crediting. The NCS Crediting Handbook aims to meet this need by clearly laying out how high-quality NCS crediting can work—for credit sellers, for credit buyers, and as part of an effective and ethical global climate response.
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Want to understand Natural Climate Solutions Crediting? We have a handbook for that.
New Analysis Reveals Electric Vehicles Can Save Arizonans Up to $24,900 Compared to Gas-Powered Cars Over Ten Years
New Analysis Reveals Electric Vehicles Can Save North Carolinians Up to $27,000 Compared to Gas-Powered Cars Over Ten Years
New Analysis Reveals Electric Vehicles Can Save Michiganders Up to $21,100 Compared to Gas-Powered Cars Over Ten Years
Senate Confirms Joe Goffman for Head of EPA’s Office of Air and Radiation
Centering community benefits and safeguards in a high-integrity carbon market: What is benefits-sharing, and why is it key to integrity?
How Parenthood Inspires Chelsea Clinton to Speak Out on Climate
Written by Emily Pickett
Chelsea Clinton is a longtime public health advocate, dedicated environmental champion, and mother of three. She’ll join Moms’ inaugural climate, air pollution, and children’s health event on February 8 to share what she’s learned about climate action from the young people in her life.
Flexible interconnection can optimize the grid and speed deployment of charging infrastructure
Flexible interconnection can optimize the grid and speed deployment of charging infrastructure
By Casey Horan As the first blog in this series details, shorter interconnection timelines can be key to accelerating electric vehicle deployments and achieving decarbonization goals. Luckily, there are currently available policy and technical solutions states can use to achieve timely interconnection, including: (1) hybrid interconnection; (2) flexible interconnection; and (3) ramped connection. The […]
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EDF Statement on Texas Railroad Commission Decision to Fight Commonsense Methane Protections
Statement from Elizabeth Lieberknecht, Regulatory and Legislative Manager, EDF
Husna Ali-Khan joins Environmental Defense Fund as Senior Director of EDF Climate Corps
Moms Urge EPA to Fine Major Methane Polluters
Written by Celerah Hewes
We have to drastically reduce methane, and soon. EPA is currently accepting comments on the Methane Emissions Reduction Program, which will ensure oil and gas companies act quickly to reduce pollution by assessing a fee when they exceed the federal methane emissions standard.
Boletín de EcoMadres: Enero 2024
Written by EcoMadres
Lea las últimas noticias de nuestro programa EcoMadres.
EcoMadres Newsletter: January 2024
Written by EcoMadres
Read the latest news from our EcoMadres program.
New Mexico lawmakers are making water a priority, can help secure the state’s water future amidst increasing uncertainty
The Senate Conservation Committee last week unanimously supported Senate Bills 1 and 9, both of which involve critical funding for water-related initiatives. Lawmakers have also signaled interest in further efforts this session to fund and empower water supply and science development as New Mexico grapples with increasing water uncertainties.
Meet the Speakers at Moms’ First Climate, Pollution, and Youth Health Event on February 8
Written by Emily Pickett
We are thrilled to welcome a heavy-hitting lineup of speakers for our Climate Disruption, Air Pollution, and Young Peoples’ Health event on February 8. Get to know the panelists better with some quick snapshots of their work.