Written by Emily Pickett

From toxic chemicals in household products to pollution from gas stoves to federal climate funding—Moms Clean Air Force connects the dots between serious climate and air issues and our everyday lives, offering real-world solutions to pollution. Find out which of our articles resonated most with readers this year.

EDF statement from Amanda Leland on proposed regulations under the 45V Hydrogen Production Tax Credit

EDF statement from Amanda Leland on proposed regulations under the 45V Hydrogen Production Tax Credit

Written by Moms Clean Air Force

Between 30% and 40% of the food produced and sold in the U.S. goes uneaten. Here are some tried-and-true ways to reduce food waste in your home.

During COP28, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) issued proposed guidance applicable to voluntary carbon credit (VCC) derivative contracts listed on designated contract markets (DCMs). DCMs are self-regulating exchanges that operate under the oversight of the CFTC. By law, they must take measures to protect market participants from abusive practices, promote fair and equitable trading, […]

During COP28, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) issued proposed guidance applicable to voluntary carbon credit (VCC) derivative contracts listed on designated contract markets (DCMs). DCMs are self-regulating exchanges that operate under the oversight of the CFTC. By law, they must take measures to protect market participants from abusive practices, promote fair and equitable trading, […]

Written by Danielle Berkowitz-Sklar

Moms’ Danielle Berkowitz-Sklar learned about the importance of advocacy and amplifying the voices of Indigenous and overburdened communities at the UN climate conference in Dubai.

We’re seeing the impacts of climate change in real time. There is an urgent need to reduce greenhouse gases (GHGs) in the atmosphere to avoid more catastrophic climate change impacts. This will require both reductions in GHG emissions and the removal of GHGs from the atmosphere. In recent years, this need has driven interest in […]

We’re seeing the impacts of climate change in real time. There is an urgent need to reduce greenhouse gases (GHGs) in the atmosphere to avoid more catastrophic climate change impacts. This will require both reductions in GHG emissions and the removal of GHGs from the atmosphere. In recent years, this need has driven interest in […]

The post Can seaweed really help fight global warming? Here’s what we know so far. appeared first on EDFish.

The global backdrop to this month’s newsletter is somber. Still, there are bright spots for climate progress, and important opportunities for business action and advocacy.

The global backdrop to this month’s newsletter is somber. Still, there are bright spots for climate progress, and important opportunities for business action and advocacy.

The global backdrop to this month’s newsletter is somber. Still, there are bright spots for climate progress, and important opportunities for business action and advocacy.

In our previous blogs in this multipart series, we have focused on some of the major changes we believe EPA needs to make in its review process for new chemicals—and how EPA could propose regulations to make those reviews safer. In this post, we want to walk you through why EPA must set rules that […]

The post EPA’s New Chemical Review Process: A Thought Experiment first appeared on EDF Health.

In our previous blogs in this multipart series, we have focused on some of the major changes we believe EPA needs to make in its review process for new chemicals—and how EPA could propose regulations to make those reviews safer. In this post, we want to walk you through why EPA must set rules that […]

The post EPA’s new chemical review process: A thought experiment first appeared on EDF Health.

Statement by Emily Steinhilber, Director, Climate Resilient Coasts and Watersheds Virginia, Environmental Defense Fund

Statement by Emily Steinhilber, Director, Climate Resilient Coasts and Watersheds Virginia, Environmental Defense Fund

Written by Elizabeth Bechard

Climate change is already affecting families’ lives in the here and now. Our new fact sheet describes how children’s smaller, still-developing bodies make them especially vulnerable to climate threats like stronger storms, extreme temperatures, and air polluted by wildfire smoke.

Statement of EDF General Counsel Vickie Patton

Statement of EDF General Counsel Vickie Patton

EDF Statement from Kate Courtin, Senior Manager, U.S. Climate