EDF Voices: Science

How an awkward moment in the dentist’s chair convinced a climate scientist to have a coherent response always at the ready.

The question is whether the levels at which we are exposed present significant risks of adverse health effects.

As I see it, methane pollution from the oil and gas industry is a lot like kids and vegetables. Reducing it is good for them, but we have to have a rule that requires them to do it.

On International Polar Bear Day, learn how environmental challenges facing the polar bear also touch on international commerce and morality.

Consumer and wholesale purchasing power are combining to change the chemical makeup of the products we see on store shelves and bring into our homes.

Mounting scientific evidence underscores the crucial importance of reducing methane emissions in the U.S.

How proximity to coal plants, Superfund sites and other environmental concerns could affect your home's value.

Unlike records from sports or other human feats, it takes drive and determination to avoid breaking climate change records.

Chemical production is growing, exposure throughout life is ubiquitous, and our fundamental scientific understanding of the relationship between chemicals, genes and disease is changing rapidly.

Two weeks later, we have a better understanding of the multiple systemic failures that put that community at risk. But there are still many unanswered questions.