EDF Voices: Climate

If the ice is getting thicker, why are oceans continuing to rise?

China burning more coal than we thought is sobering news. But it's not necessarily a verdict on the country’s – or the world’s – prospects going forward.

The supposed divide on clean power may be more about politics than about economics or opportunities on the ground.

EDF is among 49 groups calling on U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch to investigate what Exxon knew about climate change even before the company started bankrolling efforts to deny it exists.

Our tele-town hall drew 15,000 EDF members who asked about this and many other energy issues.

There are practical ways to feed our growing world without ruining the natural resources on which we all depend.

Climate change is making conditions ripe for wildfires to catch and spread.

Both China and the U.S. are taking unprecedented steps to rein in emissions.

Follow the money: Already-growing investments in clean energy will accelerate and create an economic boon for America.

Sixty percent of companies in America's growing methane mitigation industry are small businesses, the engine of the nation's economy.