EDF Voices: Politics

We reached a membership milestone in 2014, and now it's all hands on deck to defend the environment.

We know we can turn the corner on climate change because it's happening already.

The American people didn't suddenly decide to ignore clean air, clean water and a healthy climate. They still care.

Opponents of environmental regulations consistently miss the mark on costs.

The UN Climate Summit will be a launching pad for new initiatives seeking to make immediate progress on carbon emissions.

EDF harnesses the power of the marketplace to meet environmental goals, but we know there are times when other strategies are needed.

People testifying in support of pollution limits have significantly out-numbered opponents, but that doesn't seem to excite journalists or politicians.

This week’s groundbreaking agreement between California and Mexico to cooperate on climate change is a sign that momentum is growing for climate action.

What the oil industry won’t say is that if gas prices do go up this year, it will likely be the oil industry—not clean energy—that’s to blame.

This is a time to feel optimistic, EDF President Fred Krupp tells the Aspen Ideas Festival.