A growing call for environmental integrity
5 years 9 months ago
The recent introduction of bipartisan carbon fee legislation is demonstrating an important pattern taking hold as policymakers focus on climate change solutions. The Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act, like the MARKET CHOICE Act introduced earlier this year by Republican Rep. Curbelo, recognizes that any carbon fee aimed at meeting the challenge of climate change […]
Susanne Brooks
Statement on the Death of Former Duke Energy Chairman and CEO Jim Rogers
5 years 9 months ago
sstein
Statement on the Death of Former Duke Energy Chairman and CEO Jim Rogers
5 years 9 months ago
sstein
Nine States, D.C. Announce Groundbreaking Plan to Limit Climate Pollution from Transportation Sector
5 years 9 months ago
sstein
Nine States, D.C. Announce Groundbreaking Plan to Limit Climate Pollution from Transportation Sector
5 years 9 months ago
Nine States, D.C. Announce Groundbreaking Plan to Limit Climate Pollution from Transportation Sector
sstein
Three ways Zinke failed as Interior Secretary. Why the next Secretary will likely fail, too.
5 years 9 months ago
As long as the Trump administration is willing to ignore the economic and other interests of Westerners, tribes and countless other Americans to favor the short-term interests of a few deep-pocketed industry lobbyists, we are not confident that anyone can fulfill the role of the Interior Secretary.
David Festa
Three ways Zinke failed as Interior Secretary. Why the next Secretary will likely fail, too.
5 years 9 months ago
EDF Blogs
Three ways Zinke failed as Interior Secretary. Why the next Secretary will likely fail, too.
5 years 9 months ago
This blog was co-authored by David Festa and Dan Grossman. Two years ago, a colleague of ours penned a blog titled, “How Interior pick can make good on Trump’s promise to honor Theodore Roosevelt.” Looking back now, it was optimistic for any of us to believe that Ryan Zinke could fulfill the responsibilities of the […]
EDF Blogs
Three ways Zinke failed as Interior Secretary. Why the next Secretary will likely fail, too.
5 years 9 months ago
This blog was co-authored by David Festa and Dan Grossman. Two years ago, a colleague of ours penned a blog titled, “How Interior pick can make good on Trump’s promise to honor Theodore Roosevelt.” Looking back now, it was optimistic for any of us to believe that Ryan Zinke could fulfill the responsibilities of the […]
EDF Blogs
Three ways Zinke failed as Interior Secretary. Why the next Secretary will likely fail, too.
5 years 9 months ago
This blog was co-authored by David Festa and Dan Grossman. Two years ago, a colleague of ours penned a blog titled, “How Interior pick can make good on Trump's promise to honor Theodore Roosevelt.” Looking back now, it was optimistic for any of us to believe that Ryan Zinke could fulfill the responsibilities of the […]
EDF Blogs
Why TD executives are banking on sustainability
5 years 9 months ago
Jake Hiller
Why TD executives are banking on sustainability
5 years 9 months ago
Nicole Vadori remembers being in grade school and watching the news about a fire at a tire warehouse with big plumes of black smoke that would inevitably cause environmental damage and thinking at that moment, “how can adults let this happen?” Today Nicole is associate vice president and head of environment at TD Bank Group, […]
Jake Hiller
An influx of new tech is changing how we see and act on pollution
5 years 9 months ago
Environmental Defense Fund
EDF statement on the Resignation of Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke
5 years 9 months ago
ssilver
U.S. Senate Advances “Modern Fish Act”
5 years 9 months ago
mdwyer
Governor Murphy Leading on Clean Air and Climate Change Solutions in New Jersey
5 years 9 months ago
sstein
EDF statement on the Resignation of Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke
5 years 9 months ago
ssilver
U.S. Senate Advances “Modern Fish Act”
5 years 9 months ago
(WASHINGTON – December 17, 2018) Recreational fishing legislation known as the “Modern Fish Act,” advanced through the Senate today by unanimous consent. Advocates from the recreational, commercial, charter/for-hire, and restaurant sectors, as well as many environmental groups, spent more than a year hammering out important compromise language that maintains key components of the current fisheries law, the Magnuson-Stevens Act (MSA).
mdwyer
Governor Murphy Leading on Clean Air and Climate Change Solutions in New Jersey
5 years 9 months ago
sstein
UN climate negotiators secure important elements of the Paris rulebook but leave key markets text out
5 years 9 months ago
rcontreras