EDF Voices: Ecosystems

A report back from Louisiana shows near ecosystem collapse, but also successful barrier island restoration.

We need to think beyond the nut to get more holistic solutions for California’s water system.

To feed a rapidly growing population, farms of all sizes and operational styles are working to reduce their impact on the environment.

My thoughts on receiving American University’s 2015 William K. Reilly Award for Environmental Leadership.

Driven by drought, farmers and ranchers are spearheading innovative water efficiency solutions.

Incentive programs like the Habitat Exchange and cap-and-trade help farmers diversify their income.

By using natural infrastructure to shield vulnerable coastal communities from storms, we save money and precious resources in the long-run

There are plenty of long-term scenarios for cutting emissions. EDF came up with a more urgent to-do list.

Wetlands provide critical benefits to wildlife and coastal communities, and they need better protection.

Habitat exchanges work whether or not a species is actually listed – providing incentives for conservation before federal protections are needed.