EDF Voices: Ecosystems

The court's decision could set a precedent for how we protect critical habitat in a changing climate.

The overhaul of the Endangered Species Act would turn implementation of the law on its head, undermining key wildlife protections Congress put in place 45 years ago.

The largest source of conservation dollars for private land owners hangs in the balance as the bill moves through the House and Senate.

Removing the "blanket" rule would create more work for an overburdened federal agency and make it harder to protect threatened species.

This plan has very little to do with infrastructure – and everything with gutting environmental laws and ignoring risk.

It’s exactly the kind of arbitrary action Congress feared when it passed a law 72 years ago to prevent federal agencies from undermining core principles of our democracy.

Outcome-based contracting is catching on nationwide, while becoming a buzzword in procurement and sustainable investment circles.

Trump’s decision to roll back mitigation policies right before Congress releases a new infrastructure bill is a one-two punch against the environment.

Moody's report left out this critical disaster risk information for communities seeking to retain their credit worthiness.

Powerful Western voices are being ignored as Interior Secretary Zinke reconsiders protections for the imperiled bird.