EDF Voices: Climate

An important, under-appreciated shift may be improving our chances for future bi-partisan climate policy. It's all about jobs.

Methane pollution is widespread, pouring out from hundreds of "super emitting" production facilities nationwide. That's why we need strong, federal pollution rules.

In his story about California's grid challenges, Vox writer David Roberts explores how to interconnect and expand the system. But other strategies can also go a long way.

Beaches, wetlands and other natural infrastructures can keep pace with sea level rise and provide a first line of defense against waves and floods.

As long as states play their cards right, low-income communities may gain significant benefits from the Environmental Protection Agency’s Clean Power Plan to reduce emissions from power plants.

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.

As more Americans wake up to the climate threat we can speed up our transition to a clean energy economy.

If scaled up, financial incentive programs can finally halt emissions from deforestation in the Amazon rainforest – perhaps in a matter of a years.

Even people who reject climate science are receptive to investments in clean energy.

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