EDF Voices: Air quality

A market-based system could be adopted as early as this year – but it will only happen with real leadership, especially on the part of the United States.

For as long as there have been debates about clean air, industry has exaggerated costs in an effort to control the public debate.

Sophisticated, inexpensive sensors combined with powerful data analytics are transforming environmental protection.

When trucks burn less diesel and emissions drop, households and businesses save.

The government is taking action to reduce pollution and combat asthma in the United States, but you can help too.

The Mercury and Air Toxics Standards will prevent thousands of premature deaths and billions of dollars in health impacts.

New evidence shows that better air quality over the years improves children’s health.

We have the technology to make invisible pollution visible.

Tighter smog pollution controls are common-sense protections that will save lives and safeguard human health from one of the nation’s most ubiquitous air pollutants, ozone.

EDF harnesses the power of the marketplace to meet environmental goals, but we know there are times when other strategies are needed.