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Hydrogen: Climate friend or foe?
June 21, 2022Whether hydrogen turns out to be a climate Jekyll or Hyde will depend, based on soon-to-be published research by Environmental Defense Fund, on how it’s made and how much of it leaks.More on:
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Study Explores Demographics of Communities Living Near Oil and Gas Wells
June 21, 2022 | Jeremy Proville, Senior Director, EconomicsNew EDF research explores the demographics of people living near active oil and gas wellsMore on:
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EDF Statement on the Green Shipping Challenge
June 17, 2022 | Marie Cabbia Hubatova, Director, Global ShippingThe Biden Administration announced several actions tackle the climate crisis, including a “Green Shipping Challenge” to galvanize global action to decarbonize the international shipping industry. EDF's Global Transportation expert comments.More on:
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Demystifying the enteric solutions market for food and agriculture companies
June 17, 2022 | Katie Anderson, Senior Director, Business, Food and ForestsEnteric methane is emitted when ruminants, like cows, digest their food. These emissions are the single largest source of agricultural methane emissions, which makes reducing enteric emissions a massive opportunity to slow warming, today. New breakthrough technologies coming to market are giving companies across the food and agricultural supply chain the ability to partner with …More on:
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New Tool Shows Air Pollution’s Path
June 13, 2022 | Tammy Thompson, Senior Air Quality ScientistAir Tracker is a new web-based tool that allows users to plot the likely path of air pollutionMore on:
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Senate bill can reduce climate pollution through “race to the top”
June 9, 2022EDF statement from Elizabeth Gore, Senior Vice President, Political AffairsMore on:
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New Jersey BPU must help natural gas utilities comply with state’s Global Warming Response Act
June 8, 2022 | Ted Kelly, Director and Lead Counsel, U.S. Clean EnergyBy Ted Kelly The need to replace South Jersey’s leaking and leak-prone pipelines while planning to move New Jersey’s energy system away from fossil fuels became major news today when the Board of Public Utilities approved a settlement for the utility to address leaks in the gas system. South Jersey Gas is now one of …More on:
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EDF Announces New Collaboration with The Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment to Assess Net Zero Financial Sector Initiative
June 6, 2022 | Jake Hiller, Dir., Sustainable Finance Operations, EDF+BusinessEDF and CCSI’s collaboration builds momentum to inform and engage global investors in sustainable development.More on:
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REPORT: For Senior Populations, Black Americans Are Three Times More Likely to Die from Exposure to Particle Pollution Than White Americans
June 3, 2022 | Ananya Roy, Senior Health ScientistREPORT: For Senior Populations, Black Americans Are Three Times More Likely to Die from Exposure to Particle Pollution Than White AmericansMore on:
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These are the world’s top green countries. Spoiler alert: the USA isn’t one of them
June 2, 2022MIT ranks countries in its latest Green Future Index. EDF’s Jill Duggan explains why Europe continues to lead the way.More on:
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New Interactive Tool to Score Carbon Credit Quality Launches
May 31, 2022Carbon Credit Quality Initiative (CCQI) released transparent scorings for three carbon credit types to help enhance the quality of the carbon market.More on:
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The unequal burden of air pollution
May 27, 2022Truck pollution causes asthma in young children. Community groups like South Ward Environmental Action in Newark, New Jersey, are fighting for clean air and clean economic development. EDF is supporting their efforts.More on:
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Rogue methane leaks from idle wells carry four big takeaways for policymakers
May 26, 2022 | Adam Peltz, Director and Senior Attorney, Energy TransitionAn ongoing methane leak involving several long-term idle wells in Southern California is raising safety concerns for nearby residents and highlights an important climate issue. Southern California has some of the worst air quality in the country, and leaks like these compound the negative impacts on some of the country’s most vulnerable populations. Both in …More on:
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Big bright spot in a disappointing season for shareholder climate resolutions
May 26, 2022 | Andrew Howell, Senior Director, Sustainable FinanceBy Andrew Howell, CFA It’s annual general meeting season in the U.S. — when shareholders hold companies to account and press management to do better. A record 71 climate-related resolutions will be presented this year at public companies, more than double the number last year. But with a more ambitious suite of resolutions, fewer are …More on:
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Unlocking the planet-saving potential of crediting natural climate solutions
May 26, 2022 | Devyani Singh, Post-Doctoral Economist Fellow – Carbon Markets and PolicyWith contributions from Julia Paltseva, senior analyst, Britta Dosch, analyst, and Christine Gerbode, senior research analyst, all at Environmental Defense Fund. Earth’s forests, oceans, wetlands and other natural landscapes have the power to pull carbon out of the atmosphere and to store it – making well-managed ecosystems key resources in the fight to halt climate …More on:
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The latest IPCC report unpacks the role of innovation. Here are five key takeaways.
May 26, 2022Last week, the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the world’s leading body on climate science, issued another stark warning on the state of the climate crisis. With every fraction of a degree at stake, the world needs to speed up the clean energy revolution as quickly as possible to secure a safer future. This …More on:
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Countries must heed IPCC reports as they review collective progress under the global stocktake
May 26, 2022 | Maggie Ferrato, Policy Manager, Federal Climate InnovationThis post was authored by Maggie Ferrato, Senior Analyst for Environmental Defense Fund. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s latest Working Group III report has made it clear that the world is not on track to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement—and emissions have continued to rise across all sectors—despite the technological and policy …More on:
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Getting to net zero: New policy insights on the role of carbon management strategies
May 26, 2022 | Natasha Vidangos, Senior Director, Climate Innovation and TechnologyThis blog was originally co-authored with Jake Higdon, former Manager for U.S. Climate Policy at EDF. This summary for policymakers, based on new modeling from Evolved Energy Research, shares insights on the potential role of carbon removal and carbon capture strategies in reaching net-zero emissions in the U.S. Emerging technologies to capture carbon are gaining …More on:
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As Congress makes big budget decisions, new polling shows bipartisan support for climate innovation investment
May 26, 2022 | Morgan Rote, Senior Policy Director, Fuels and FeedstocksEvery Spring, Congress starts the process of deciding on next year’s federal budget, which contains funding for agencies and departments that help drive climate and clean energy progress. Stepping up investment in climate innovation – the creation of new or enhanced climate solutions that lower pollution, create jobs and cut energy costs – should be …More on:
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Governor Sisolak set the stage for strong climate action. Now, Nevada must deliver.
May 26, 2022 | Caroline Jones, Senior Analyst, U.S. ClimateThe latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) issued a stark warning: societies have not done enough to mitigate and adapt to the effects of climate change, endangering millions of lives, and must take urgent, “transformational” action to avert the worst outcomes of human-caused climate change. Nevada is already feeling a range …More on:
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How ports can use the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to protect public health and act on climate
May 26, 2022 | Elena Craft, Associate Vice President, Climate and HealthMost Americans hadn’t thought about the importance of ports until pandemic-driven disruptions in the global supply chain created delays and uncertainty about the delivery of the goods we count on in our homes, schools, businesses and beyond. But people who live in the communities near ports, where last century’s fossil fuel-powered equipment belches out harmful …More on:
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Seoul National University Partners with Top International Experts to Study Methane Emissions from Korean Natural Gas System
May 23, 2022 | Mark Brownstein, Senior Vice President, Energy TransitionEnvironmental Defense Fund (EDF), a leading international nonprofit organization, announced today it has signed a new agreement with Seoul National University Graduate School of Environmental Studies (SNU GSES) to study where and how much methane escapes from the nation’s gas delivery system in Seoul.More on:
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Back to the land
May 18, 2022Traditional burials exact a heavy toll on the environment, but in the United States a growing number of people are opting for a last resting place that harmonizes with, and even benefits, nature.More on:
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In sunny Florida, NextEra must step up on climate
May 18, 2022 | Andrew Howell, Senior Director, Sustainable FinanceIn many respects NextEra Energy is a national leader on climate. The company – which is the largest electric utility in the US with generation, transmission and storage assets from coast to coast – owns a market-leading 20 gigawatts of wind and solar power generation and works with a range of stakeholders including state and …More on:
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Maritime Makeover: The Role for Investors in Decarbonizing Global Shipping
May 17, 2022 | Andrew Howell, Senior Director, Sustainable FinanceMaritime shipping is a cornerstone of global supply chains and a major source of GHG emissions. The industry can move faster toward zero-carbon fuels.More on: