Reports by EDF experts

This publication is the product of the wisdom, research, field work, and commitment of
a highly diverse group of environmentalists from Cuba and the United States, many of
whom have been working together for over two decades.

Sustainable livelihoods in
Cuba’s coastal zones:
The challenge of achieving climate
resilience in tourism, energy, fisheries,
agriculture, and communities

Medios de vida sostenibles en las zonas
costeras cubanas: el desafío de lograr la
resiliencia climática en turismo, energía,
pesca, agricultura y comunidades

The 2014 Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) created, for the first time and on an unprecedented scale, a mandate to change how groundwater is managed statewide in California. While enacting SGMA was a tremendous step forward, communities and water districts now face the considerable challenge of creating successful groundwater management programs.

National Plan of Action for the Conservation and Management of Chondrichthyes in the Republic of Cuba

This guide from EDF and The Climate Source is meant for food and agriculture companies to share with their suppliers and support them in making the transition to climate-smart agriculture by creating awareness about relevant solutions and potential ways to fund them.

This EDF discussion brief sets out the shipping regulatory landscape and the evolution of shipping finance, identifying key barriers to financing the decarbonisation of shipping and aiming to stimulate dialogue among industry professionals, banks, and policymakers on potential solutions.

To better understand the disproportionate burden associated with warehouses and other major truck-attracting facilities in New Jersey, Environmental Defense Fund deployed a peer-reviewed framework called Proximity Mapping, which helps identify communities living close to facilities of concern.

This EDF white paper draws conclusions primarily from the escapes of marine finfish farmed in their current natural range or their native ocean basin that would be relevant to marine species and operations expected to be reared in U.S. offshore waters.

A recent poll conducted by Environmental Defense Fund and Global Strategy Group shows that voters overwhelmingly support doing research into aquaculture to understand its benefits and risks and set the appropriate standards.