EDF Voices: Ecosystems

Your favorite beers and snacks could fall victim to rising global temperatures.

Dozens of critical projects are in limbo because of lack of funding. This week's ruling in the 2010 Deep Horizon oil spill could change that.

Restored wetlands offer a buffer against catastrophic storms surge like the one Hurricane Katrina brought in 2005.

Farmers in several states are taking steps to reduce fertilizer runoff, but much more needs to be done to address a growing, nationwide problem.

Business as usual won't cut it if we're soon going to feed 9 billion people without ruining our planet, but some farmers are already showing the way.

A good read is a must on the beach or during a long flight, so don't miss these reading tips from EDF staff.

New guidelines from the U.S. Department of Agriculture will help farmers improve land management practices and earn carbon offsets.

This week's Risky Business report forecasts billions of dollars in losses for America's farmers - and an alarming decline in food production - if climate change continues.

Farmers that produce hog feed for Smithfield will save money on fertilizers and maintain high crop yields - while reducing their impact on water and climate.

In mid-May, the Colorado River was reunited with the sea – a destination it hadn’t seen in many years – thanks to “pulse flow”.