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Carbon Credits 101 For Investors
October 23, 2023 | Andrew Howell, Senior Director, Sustainable FinanceMore on:
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Press release
Colorado Becomes First State in Mountain West to Adopt Second-Generation Clean Car Standard
October 20, 2023 | Larissa Koehler, Director, Vehicle Electrification & Senior AttorneyThe Colorado Air Quality Control Commission voted unanimously to adopt second-generation safeguards that will expand sales of new zero-emitting cars and passenger trucks in the state.More on:
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Colorado Takes Big Step Backward on Climate, Formally Approving Rule that Allows Industry to Increase Climate Pollution
October 20, 2023 | Katie Schneer, Senior Analyst, U.S. ClimateEDF Statement from Katie Schneer, Senior Analyst, U.S. ClimateMore on:
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Louisiana finalizes rules to stem the tide of orphan wells
October 20, 2023 | Liz Russell , State Director, LouisianaStatement from Liz Russell, Louisiana State Director, Environmental Defense FundMore on:
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Duke aims to miss state carbon reduction requirements in proposed Carbon Plan
October 17, 2023To comply with its carbon-reduction laws on the books and support healthier communities, North Carolina should be shifting its electricity sources from coal to lower-cost clean energy. But in its latest plan presented to the NC Utilities Commission in August, Duke Energy proposed a coal-to-gas transition – a shift that offers North Carolina households and …More on:
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Why using ammonia in power generation is risky for the climate
October 12, 2023 | Ilissa Ocko, Senior Climate Scientist II, Barbra Streisand Chair of Environmental StudiesBy Sofia Esquivel-Elizondo and Ilissa Ocko Companies are announcing plans to use ammonia to decarbonize the power sector, because they view it as a carbon-free fuel that does not emit carbon dioxide and other carbon-based air pollutants, such as carbon monoxide, when combusted. But there are serious issues with this strategy, primarily because it doesn’t …More on:
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Zero-emission trucks are taking center stage at MCE 2023. Here’s what you should know.
October 11, 2023 | Jason Mathers, Associate Vice President, Zero-Emission Truck InitiativeAs hundreds of fleet professionals from across the U.S. gather in Austin, TX this week for the American Trucking Association’s annual Management Conference and Exhibition, some may be arriving with a feeling of uncertainty about the pace of transition to zero-emission trucks. While fleet managers have more tools at their disposal than ever before, the …More on:
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4 ways protective, greenhouse gas standards can benefit heavy-duty fleets
October 11, 2023 | Jason Mathers, Associate Vice President, Zero-Emission Truck InitiativeA paradox has become evident through many of my recent discussions and projects with fleets: while fleet managers have more tools at their disposal than ever before, the ambition of their efforts has grown significantly, too. Thus, it can feel as challenging as ever to make progress on reducing pollution from trucks at a pace …More on:
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Press release
Appeals Court Again Denies Industry Attempts to Halt Good Neighbor Clean Air Plan
October 11, 2023 | Noha Haggag, Senior Attorney, Clean PowerThe U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit rejected another attempt by industrial polluters to halt the Good Neighbor Plan, EPA’s vital pollution-reduction standards that protect people from interstate smog.More on:
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Governor Newsom's Signature Preserves Funds for State's Transition to Zero-Emission Vehicles and Vehicle Pollution Reduction
October 7, 2023 | Katelyn Roedner Sutter, California State DirectorEnvironmental Defense Fund today celebrated Governor Gavin Newsom’s signature of AB 126, which extends to 2035 existing fees on vehicle registration, smog abatement and license plates in order to maintain funding for the state’s Clean Transportation Program, the Air Quality Improvement Program, and the Enhanced Fleet Modernization Program.More on:
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Blog post
Looking Ahead to COP: Climate Week Takeaways for Food & Agriculture
October 6, 2023 | Katie Anderson, Senior Director, Business, Food and ForestsAfter a whirlwind and inspiring New York Climate Week, I’m looking ahead to COP28 and reflecting on the key themes that I want to carry forward. This year more than ever, food and agriculture sector issues were front of mind in the conversation, given companies even more opportunities and resources to take action. I came …More on:
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Article
How to save money and help the planet by wasting less food
October 3, 2023From shopping smarter to adapting your recipes, here are ways that you can help reduce food waste, and save yourself some money.More on:
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Article
Nearly half the world’s largest companies plan to slash their climate footprint. Can they turn promises into reality?
October 1, 2023Many corporations fail to deliver on their bold promises on climate. But this comes from a lack of expertise instead of ill will, says one environmental group, unveiling a tool that promises to help corporations achieve their climate goals.More on:
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Press release
Reducing Greenhouse Gas Pollution Must Include Pennsylvania’s Participation in RGGI
September 29, 2023 | Mandy Warner, Director, Climate & Clean Air PolicyEDF Statement from Mandy Warner, Pennsylvania DirectorMore on:
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MARPOL at 50: EDF's commitment goes on
September 29, 2023By Dana Rodriguez Today marks the celebration of World Maritime Day. This year’s theme — ‘MARPOL at 50 — Our commitment goes on’. This theme spotlights the 50th anniversary of the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships, and encourages discussions on the next phase of the International Maritime Organization’s work to promote …More on:
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Press release
Appeals Court Will Not Halt Good Neighbor Plan to Reduce Interstate Air Pollution from Coal-Plant Smokestacks
September 25, 2023 | Noha Haggag, Senior Attorney, Clean PowerStatement from EDF attorney Noha HaggagMore on:
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EPA Proposal Strengthens Protections from Toxic Air Pollution
September 22, 2023 | Noha Haggag, Senior Attorney, Clean PowerStatement from EDF attorney Noha HaggagMore on:
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New analysis shows that, in a decisive decade for climate action, Oregon must aim higher
September 15, 2023 | Kjellen Belcher, Senior Manager, Climate PolicyLast legislative session, Oregon’s lawmakers had the opportunity to update Oregon’s statutory climate targets. This would have been the first time that Oregon updated its outdated climate targets in 15 years and would have brought Oregon’s climate goals in line with the level of ambition of President Biden’s national climate targets and from other climate …More on:
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New Analysis: New Mexico Falling Far Short of Climate Goals, Leaders Must Pass Bold New Policy to Close Gap
September 11, 2023 | Alex DeGolia, Director, State Legislative and Regulatory Affairs, U.S. RegionNew Mexico is falling far short of its climate goals and will achieve less than one-third of the 45% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 committed to by Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham via a 2019 executive order, according to a new analysis from the Environmental Defense Fund.More on:
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New Mexico is off course for reaching its climate goals, but there’s enormous opportunity for action
September 11, 2023 | Alex DeGolia, Director, State Legislative and Regulatory Affairs, U.S. RegionNew Mexico communities know the stakes for climate change are high — hotter and drier conditions threaten public health, livelihoods, and cultural and recreational resources, as they lead to increased drought, extended and more extreme wildfire seasons, and extreme heat. Those impacts are projected to get much worse in the coming decades, without serious and …More on:
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Article
The global hunt for a hidden climate threat
September 7, 2023Reducing methane pollution is the fastest way to slow global warming. But to cut methane, we need to find it and measure it. Satellites, jet planes, drones and other technology are helping locate and measure methane pollution around the world.More on:
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Can the global shipping industry clean up its climate pollution in time?
September 7, 2023Huge ships that carry everything from steel to sneakers across the oceans run on the world’s dirtiest fuel. That’s starting to change — but the climate clock is ticking.More on:
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Op-ed
Design a carbon market that leverages Africa’s strengths
August 31, 2023 | Angela Churie Kallhauge, Executive Vice President, ImpactAlthough Africa has contributed the least to the current climate crisis, it has been among the hardest hit by its impacts. But that's not the continent's only story in the global warming debate: The first Africa Climate Summit in Nairobi will focus on the continent's potential as a centre for climate solutions. It will be a moment to reflect on Africa's home-grown opportunities to lead on climate and further the ambitions of the African Union's Agenda 2063, 'The Africa We Want.More on:
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Meet the all-female team taking on India’s air pollution challenges
August 29, 2023Globally, indoor air pollution harms more women than men. In India, an all-female team of health workers are taking on this invisible threat.More on:
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August Western Climate Initiative auction results show strong demand, as California contemplates increased cap-and-trade ambition
August 23, 2023 | Caroline Jones, Senior Analyst, U.S. ClimateThis blog was co-authored by Katelyn Roedner Sutter, California State Director at Environmental Defense Fund. Results of the August Western Climate Initiative auction were released today, and as expected we saw strong demand for allowances. At the same time, California Air Resources Board (CARB) is continuing its series of workshops exploring potential changes to the …More on: