The Status Quo is not an Option for Oregon or the Planet
The Status Quo is not an Option for Oregon or the Planet
The Status Quo is not an Option for Oregon or the Planet
Authored by Erica Morehouse, Senior Attorney, U.S. Climate Policy and Analysis Oregon is the current bellwether for climate action in the United States thanks to its effort to place an ambitious, firm limit on all major sources of climate pollution in the state. HB 2020, Oregon’s “Cap and Invest” bill has passed three major legislative […]
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Can the circular economy end the era of “Throwaway Living”?
Can the circular economy end the era of “Throwaway Living”?
Can the circular economy end the era of “Throwaway Living”?
Can the circular economy end the era of “Throwaway Living”?
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EDF Experts Contribute to Culinary Institute of America’s Menus of Change Report
Study: Web of sensors shows how pollution varies over space and time
Smarter Fishing Technology Gets Big Boost from New Government Rule
California Assembly Gives CARB Green Light on Tropical Forest Standard
Can the circular economy end the era of “Throwaway Living”?
Clean Energy Innovation: An Important Piece of the Climate Puzzle
Clean Energy Innovation: An Important Piece of the Climate Puzzle
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New on the blog: Ohio Supreme Court ends FirstEnergy’s illegal subsidies in a win for customers and the environment https://www.edf.org/vK3
Ohio Supreme Court ends FirstEnergy’s illegal subsidies in a win for customers and the environment
Update: On August 20, the Ohio Supreme Court rejected FirstEnergy’s motion for reconsideration of “credit support” charges approved by state regulators in 2016. The Supreme Court ordered the charge be removed, saying state regulators had failed to place the necessary conditions on how FirstEnergy spent the subsidies. In the three years’ time the appeals process […]
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