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Nation’s first congestion pricing plan to cut traffic, pollution a step closer
December 6, 2023Get out of your car, get into my dreams. New York City's congestion pricing plan promises better transit, less gridlock and cleaner air.More on:
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Blog post
This registry could jump-start global production of sustainable aviation fuels
December 6, 2023By Istvan Bart, Climate Director Last week, Virgin Atlantic became the first commercial airline to fly across the Atlantic ocean using 100% sustainable aviation fuels , demonstrating the incredible potential of clean, alternative fuels for flight. We need more planes flying on SAF, because if aviation were a country, it would be one of the …More on:
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Bringing consistency and transparency to the SAFc market
December 6, 2023An innovative tool from EDF, RMI and the Sustainable Aviation Buyers’ Alliance, the registry supports corporations working to reduce their aviation footprints by purchasing sustainable aviation fuel certificates, or SAFc, with a consistent, transparent and verifiable record to enable credible climate disclosure.More on:
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Expert Voices
Global food companies join EDF for a groundbreaking step on dairy methane
December 5, 2023Six global dairy companies stepped forward at the United Nations climate conference to announce a powerful alliance to help dairy farmers reduce methane emMore on:
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Blog post
The Marrakech Partnership at COP28: Launching the 2030 breakthroughs and what that means for coastal communities
December 5, 2023 | Karly Kelso, Director, Climate Resilient Food SystemsThe world is gathered in Dubai for the 28th Conference of the Parties under the United Nations Framework for Climate Change Convention, otherwise known as COP28. Over a two-week span, government delegations come together to negotiate what actions the world needs to take to achieve a future under 1.5 degrees. This will set the tone …More on:
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Bloomberg Philanthropies, UN Environment Programme, Environmental Defense Fund, International Energy Agency, and RMI Launch Groundbreaking Transparency and Accountability Measure For Methane Emissions
December 2, 2023 | Fred Krupp, PresidentNew research shows that industry pledges announced at COP28 and broader action on methane could slash emissions equal to 10 gigatons of carbon dioxide and make a 1.5C global climate target more achievableMore on:
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Methane takes center stage at COP28
December 1, 2023New commitments by nations and the global oil and gas industry to slash methane pollution signify momentous progress to curb significant climate threat, says Environmental Defense Fund's Fred Krupp .More on:
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Sweeping new US rules to cut climate-warming methane pollution
December 1, 2023New regulations by the EPA to curb methane emissions were announced at COP28.More on:
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Report
The potential of ports in developing Sustainable First Mover Initiatives: A tool for an inclusive shipping transition
November 28, 2023Preliminary findings report for the Sustainable First Movers Initiative Identification Tool, a system created by Environmental EDF and Lloyd’s Register (LR) Maritime Decarbonisation Hub, in collaboration with Arup, to help shipping stakeholders align investment decisions that support the maritime energy transition away from fossil fuels.More on:
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Report on urban freight partnerships: Why they’re needed and how to ensure their success
November 28, 2023To meet sustainability goals, municipalities and regional governments must develop partnerships with relevant stakeholders in the field of freight. This new analysis by EDF Europe aims to support this type of collaboration.More on:
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Press release
New Version of Understanding Packaging Scorecard Helps Food Companies Purchase Safer, Sustainable Food Packaging
November 28, 2023 | Alissa Sasso, Project Manager, Supply ChainVersion incorporates critical context for procurement professionals seeking more sustainable food packaging.More on:
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Press release
Tool Helps Shipping Stakeholders Identify Best Ports for Developing Sustainable First Mover Initiatives
November 28, 2023 | Marie Cabbia Hubatova, Director, Global ShippingEDF, Lloyd's Register and Arup tool identifies port locations that maximize the environmental and community benefits of first mover initiatives in support of shipping’s energy transition.More on:
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Urban freight partnerships
November 28, 2023In order to meet sustainability goals, municipalities and regional governments must develop partnerships with relevant stakeholders in the field of freight.More on:
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Blog post
A roadmap for European cities looking to decarbonize urban freight
November 28, 2023 | Dagmar Droogsma, Associate Vice President, European Strategy & EngagementFreight transport in Europe accounts for only 2% of vehicles on the road but is responsible for 22% of all road transport climate pollution in the EU. With e-commerce on the rise, construction booming, waste generation increasing and grocery delivery expanding, the need for urban freight plans and policies is growing. However, a 2021 survey …More on:
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Why Does Environmental Defense Fund Work with Dairy Companies?
November 21, 2023Here at Environmental Defense Fund, a key part of our strategy includes working with businesses to create game-changing solutions for business and the planet. Now, we’re working with the dairy sector to drastically reduce supply chain emissions, with a particular focus on methane, an especially potent greenhouse gas.More on:
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Initiative
Less Traffic Better Transit Cleaner Air
November 7, 2023A modern, clean public transit system is critical to meeting climate goals. That's why EDF is working with a growing coalition of businesses, advocates and community groups to develop a comprehensive congestion pricing plan to help New York get there.More on:
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Harnessing Community Insurance: Lessons from an Innovative Post-Flood Assistance Program in NYC
November 2, 2023 | Carolyn Kousky, Associate Vice President, Economics and Policy AnalysisNew York City, along with the rest of the mid-Atlantic, is seeing more extreme rainfall events that overwhelm local infrastructure and lead to localized, but often severe, flooding. These flash floods can impose myriad costs on residents from lost income when businesses are interrupted to higher commuting costs when transit is flooded to the need …More on:
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Harnessing risk transfer to support immediate post-disaster needs of low- and moderate-income households
November 2, 2023 | Carolyn Kousky, Associate Vice President, Economics and Policy AnalysisThis report from EDF and group of partners crossing sectors shares implementation lessons from a learning pilot in New York City designed to harness risk transfer to provide immediate and flexible post-flood assistance to under-resourced households.More on:
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Ecuador's crabbers and the muddy work of saving mangroves
November 1, 2023Mangroves are important for some communities in Ecuador who rely on the crabs that live among the roots to sustain their livelihoods, but the coastal wetland forests are also an important part in fighting climate change.More on:
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Report
Community-driven and research-informed: Insurance innovation to meet social needs
November 1, 2023 | Carolyn Kousky, Associate Vice President, Economics and Policy AnalysisThis report shares a process of social innovation undertaken to improve the financial recovery of low- and moderate-income (LMI) households from increasing climate disasters. The report first discusses the broader issue of cross-sector collaboration and team building and then walks through the insurance-based innovation steps in detail.More on:
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Press release
Leslie Labruto joins Environmental Defense Fund as Managing Director of Sustainable Finance
October 30, 2023Leslie will lead the Sustainable Finance strategy, working closely with colleagues across the organization and around the world to leverage the financial sector for good.More on:
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Blog post
Learning from shared scarcity: the Colorado River, the Yellow River and the world
October 30, 2023 | Brian Jackson, Director, Western WaterOne of the largest rivers in the world struggles to reach the ocean. Spread across a huge slice of a continent, its basin supports millions. Yet the weight of its work to irrigate and power booming farms and cities in an increasingly arid zone is straining the river to a breaking point. For many working …More on:
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How dairy companies and farmers can help save the planet
October 17, 2023Dairy companies and farmers have a big opportunity to cut emissions of methane, a potent greenhouse gas, while continuing to help feed the world.More on:
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Blog post
Hispanic Heritage Month: meet local leaders helping communities address key water issues
October 13, 2023As Hispanic Heritage Month ends, we celebrate our Hispanic Water Leadership Institute alumni making a difference in their communities. Nearly 20% of the United States identifies as Hispanic. The largest minority group in the country is also the largest group disproportionately impacted by contaminated groundwater. This is due to a lack of resources and widespread …More on:
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When disaster strikes: How artisans and small businesses can survive
October 12, 2023For artisan makers and crafters, climate disasters can threaten their livelihoods. A new guide can help these small businesses recover from potential ruin.More on: