EDF Voices: Science

New mapping tools use satellite images covering a 28-year period to dramatically illustrate how Earth is changing.

Any meaningful discussion of future energy sources must include water, or the rapidly increasing lack thereof.

Climate deniers are exploiting the current polar vortex as “proof” that global warming isn’t reality. Brain freeze? There's actually an interesting connection between opinion polls, our own personal experiences, and belief in climate change.

The recent warming trend is actually two and half times greater than we thought.

A new study suggests that some forms of geoengineering could imperil the world's food and water supplies.

Innovation extends the boundaries of resource limits.

Eliminating certain ozone-depleting gases may have temporarily slowed climate change – but more needs to be done to keep the planet from heating up

Utilizing sophisticated mapping tools and other data, LASER (Los Angeles Solar & Efficiency Report) shows the tremendous environmental and economic potential for rooftop solar in Los Angeles County.

The most alarming projection concerns the tropics, the first geographical region that will be hit by unprecedented climate extremes.

A high-tech revolution is helping farmers to farm smarter, using less fertilizer and without reducing yields.