EDF Voices: Climate

Trump is putting valuable home-grown jobs at risk by rolling back methane reduction policies.

Kathleen Hartnett White, a lobbyist for a group in large part funded by the energy industry, is being considered for the top White House environmental job: Director of the Council on Environmental Quality.

Public concern over Trump’s rollback of clean water, air and climate regulations is deepening.

California’s recent decision to cut emissions from the oil and gas industry sends a clear message.

Buried in the sweeping energy executive order was a methane provision that could have major implications for our climate and public health.

Presidents have lots of power, but citizen activists – and our nation's laws – are even stronger.

To remain competitive in a global market increasingly dominated by China, car makers must invest in cleaner-running cars.

He uses deception to reassure the public, but Trump’s environmental actions speak louder than words.

You can't surgically excise weather and climate research, or satellite capability, without undermining preparedness and putting American lives at risk.

An assault of this scale on the nation’s premier environmental watchdog would be unprecedented.