EDF Voices: Legal

The Mercury and Air Toxics Standards will prevent thousands of premature deaths and billions of dollars in health impacts.

Testimonies from three EDF experts at three EPA hearings show how the plan is moderate, flexible, and necessary.

I was shocked when I learned the truth. As of right now, there are no national limits on carbon pollution from power plants, despite their being the single largest source of carbon pollution in the United States. With your help, 2014 could see that change.

This case is remarkable for what is not at stake, as well as for what is.

The Endangered Species Act has remained so durable for so long, and proven so successful in so many ways, because it is, at root, so profoundly and so fundamentally conservative.

How can we regulate one state polluting another state? The Supreme Court must decide.

The EPA has the legal right to regulate big fossil fuel power plants, which emit large amounts of damaging carbon pollution.

The high court has agreed to review a lower court decision that could hamstring EPA in its efforts to clean up our air.

Another high-profile clean air case played out yesterday in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.

Big coal goes to the Supreme Court in an effort to stop EPA's clean car regulations.