Reports by EDF experts

Report: Methane emissions from the oil and gas sector are increasingly viewed as a financially material issue.

A landscape of available sources of finance for REDD+ and climate action in forests

The U.S. employs over 4 million workers in the clean energy and sustainability economy.

This whitepaper examines the approach taken by the New York Public Service Commission (“NYPSC”) and sheds light on the elements that must be included for electric utility modernization efforts to yield maximum environmental benefits.

This report from EDF and the Nicholas Institute at Duke University defines the core challenge for fisheries finance, or the “fisheries finance gap”, and explores opportunities to combine different types of capital in in support of sustainable wild-capture fisheries

Climate-related impacts on the range and distribution of commercial fish stocks are likely to intensify in coming decades and will increasingly challenge existing institutions and governance arrangements that are in place to manage associate fisheries.

Climate change is a present and growing threat, creating significant shifts in the rage, distribution, and productivity of key commercial species.