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Report Details Impact of Conservation Tillage and Cover Crops on Farm Bottom Line
February 16, 2021 | Vincent Gauthier, Senior Manager, Climate-Smart AgricultureEDF and partners show how financial insights can help farmers know what to expect from adopting conservation practices. -
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Through Turbulent Year, EDF Data Show Permian Oil and Gas Operators Consistently Failed to Keep Flares Lit
February 10, 2021 | Colin Leyden, State Director, TexasAerial survey findings underscore flaring’s role in the region’s outsized methane problem.More on:
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MEDIA ADVISORY: Webinar Series to Tackle Climate-resilient Fisheries in Indonesia
February 5, 2021 | Rod Fujita, Associate Vice President, Research & Development, Lead Senior Scientist IIFisheries Research Center, Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries, IPB University, and EDF explore how Indonesia can address climate impact on fisheries.More on:
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Court Rules Trump Administration’s Censored Science Rule Was Issued Unlawfully
January 27, 2021 | Ben Levitan, Former Senior Attorney, Legal and RegulatoryA federal district court ruled today that the Trump administration was wrong to issue its Censored Science Rule without following proper procedures, and said that its decision also “casts into significant doubt” whether the rule has any legal basis at all.More on:
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Científicos documentan emisiones de metano elevadas en los estados del Golfo de México
January 25, 2021Las instalaciones terrestres de petróleo y gas emiten 10 veces más metano de lo reportado, lo que representa una pérdida de 4.000 millones de pesos al año.More on:
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Climate Scientists Record Extremely High Methane Emissions Across the Gulf states of Mexico
January 25, 2021Onshore oil & gas facilities emit 10 times more methane than Mexico’s government reports. Emissions from burning natural gas represent $200M revenue loss.More on:
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Scientists call for global policymakers to treat “fish as food” to help solve world hunger
January 19, 2021 | Kristin Kleisner, Associate Vice President, Oceans ScienceScientists are urging global policymakers to think of fish as a solution to food insecurity and malnutrition in a newly-published paper in Ambio.More on:
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Trump EPA’s withdrawal of proposed bans on dangerous uses of three chemicals is shameful
January 14, 2021 | Richard Denison, Former Lead Senior ScientistThe Trump EPA will announce the withdrawal of bans on high-risk uses of the chemicals methylene chloride, trichloroethylene, and N-methylpyrrolidone.More on:
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Groups File Lawsuit Opposing Trump Administration’s Censored Science Rule
January 11, 2021 | Ben Levitan, Former Senior Attorney, Legal and RegulatoryHealth and environmental groups are asking a court to reject the Trump administration’s just-finalized Censored Science rule because it threatens the health and safety of Americans and was imposed with an unduly hasty – and illegal – timeframe.More on:
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Trump EPA’s Censored Science Rule Jeopardizes Scientific Integrity and Public Health
January 5, 2021 | Ben Levitan, Former Senior Attorney, Legal and RegulatoryStatement of EDF Senior Attorney Ben Levitan – January 5, 2021More on:
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As New State Data Reveals Emissions Increase, Regulators Call for Stronger Rules and Enforcement to Reduce Oil and Gas Pollution
December 21, 2020 | Jon Goldstein, Associate Vice President, Energy TransitionEDF Statement from Jon Goldstein, Director Regulatory and Legislative AffairsMore on:
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Scientists Discover 50 Methane Leaks in City of Hamburg's Gas Utility Network
December 4, 2020 | Stefan Schwietzke, International Senior ScientistEDF study shows urban gas leaks are a climate problem in Europe with a clear technology solution.More on:
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New Data: New Mexico’s Oil and Gas Methane Problem Persists, Proposed Rules Need Improvement to Protect State’s Health and Climate
November 20, 2020Proposed pollution rules in New Mexico must be strengthened to protect the state's public health and climate.More on:
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Trump EPA Rushes Assessment of Toxic Chemical 1,4-Dioxane, Putting Public Health at Risk
November 19, 2020 | Richard Denison, Former Lead Senior ScientistTrump EPA shows disdain for public input and scientific experts, and willingness to do industry bidding with draft of risk evaluation for 1,4-dioxane.More on:
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Solutions
Bezos Earth Fund supports EDF science and solutions
November 16, 2020Confronting climate change has never been more urgent. EDF's generous grant of $100 million from the Bezos Earth Fund comes at a critical moment.More on:
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Project Will Address Risk of Flood-Induced Chemical Spills at Gulf Coast Facilities
November 10, 2020 | Elena Craft, Associate Vice President, Climate and HealthNational Academy of Sciences grant to EDF will support mapping of at-risk facilities and efforts to mitigate pollution through natural infrastructure.More on:
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Detroit Area Poll: Black Residents See High Potential for Job Growth in Clean Energy
October 28, 2020A poll of the Detroit area by WE ACT for Environmental Justice also shows differences between Black and white residents on environmental justice issues.More on:
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New Poll Shows Many White Americans Unaware of Unequal Burden of Pollution
October 26, 2020A new poll by WE ACT for Environmental Justice and EDF reveals that many white Americans don’t recognize the higher levels of pollution in Black, Latino and low-income neighborhoods.More on:
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New Multi-Agency Effort Aims to Reduce Air Pollution, Disaster Risk in Houston
September 28, 2020 | Elena Craft, Associate Vice President, Climate and HealthEDF is partnering with the Houston and Harris County to expand pollution monitoring capability and identify facilities that most threaten public health.More on:
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EDF, NASA, DRI and Google Announce Web Application to Transform Water Management in the Western United States
September 15, 2020 | Robyn Grimm, Senior Director, Climate Resilient Water SystemsEDF and partners will develop OpenET to enable U.S. farmers and water managers to track water consumption using data from satellites and weather stations.More on:
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Iniciativa de innovación de aire limpio, lanzada por autoridades mexicanas y Environmental Defense Fund
September 7, 2020 | Sergio Sánchez, Senior Policy Director, Global Clean AirA new collaboration effort aimed to harness the transformative power of new technologies to give people knowledge for tackling air pollution in the Mexican capital was announced today by the Mexico City Government, the Megalopolis Commission for Environment and the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF).More on:
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Blog post
Breathing wildfire smoke: A scientist mom’s concerns
September 1, 2020 | Maria Harris, Senior ScientistWildfire smoke is one of many ways climate change is impacting public health.More on:
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Plastics, Pathogens and Baby Formula: What’s in Your Seafood?
August 4, 2020A study to examine oysters in Myanmar reveals alarming findings: widespread presence of human bacterial pathogens and human-derived microdebris materials.More on:
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With Initial Data Showing Permian Flaring on the Rise Again, New Survey Finds 1 in 10 Flares Malfunctioning or Unlit, Venting Unburned Methane into the Air
July 22, 2020Persistent emissions problem requires urgent action by industry, regulatorsMore on:
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Sustainable fuels: What shipping can learn from aviation
July 7, 2020Shipping accounts for three percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. Without urgent climate action, these emissions are set to at least double by 2050.More on: