EDF Voices: Natural gas

In his latest essay in Foreign Affairs, EDF President Fred Krupp gives a broad overview of Trump's policies in a changing energy landscape. This is your two-minute summary.

The rejected attempt by the administration and Senate Republicans to overturn the Bureau of Land Management’s methane pollution rule is a resounding triumph of cooler heads over rank ideology and special interests.

Trump is putting valuable home-grown jobs at risk by rolling back methane reduction policies.

California’s recent decision to cut emissions from the oil and gas industry sends a clear message.

Buried in the sweeping energy executive order was a methane provision that could have major implications for our climate and public health.

A growing number of states that supported Trump in 2016 are taking steps to rein in methane leaks from the oil and gas industry. It’s easy to see why.

What we’ve accomplished together since Pruitt’s nomination was first raised gives me hope for the days ahead.

And yet, Congress is rolling back a federal rule that cuts methane pollution on public and tribal land and saves millions in tax dollars.

Here's how bad Scott Pruitt’s anti-environment agenda will be for American companies.

Investors are asking questions about how companies measure, report and reduce methane leaks.