EDF Voices: Natural gas

Sixty percent of companies in America's growing methane mitigation industry are small businesses, the engine of the nation's economy.

We need a two-pronged strategy to stay safe from climate change. We must slow warming – while limiting maximum warming.

Increasingly, corporate America is making a connection between freight, business acumen and climate change.

We must put guardrails on the natural gas "bridge" to a low-carbon future. Or we'll lock in fossil fuels and impose unnecessary costs on customers for decades to come.

The level of outpouring represents investments worth five times the support methane rules captured last year.

Six European oil companies just pledged to fight climate change, but there's more to this story.

Cutting oil and gas methane pollution can have an immediate and dramatic climate benefit, while reducing billions in wasted revenue.

We’re glad InsideClimate News concluded that our scientific research is sound. But we need to set a few things straight.

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

The Obama administration’s methane emissions strategy can help oil and gas operators build a cleaner future.