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EDF Launches “We’re Fired Up” Ad Supporting Biden Efforts to Finalize Strong Oil and Gas Methane Rules that Protect Pennsylvania’s Health and Climate
March 15, 2023 | Jon Goldstein, Associate Vice President, Energy TransitionToday, Environmental Defense Fund launched its “We’re Fired Up” TV and digital ad campaign praising President Joe Biden for putting forward strong rules to curb oil and gas methane pollution.More on:
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Blog post
MethaneSAT: A New Era of Transparency for Methane Measurement
March 6, 2023MethaneSAT will fill critical gaps in the capabilities of existing methane satellites and be a powerful tool to accelerate climate action.More on:
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Plugging the Leaks: An Investor Guide to Oil and Gas Methane Risk
March 6, 2023In this report, EDF establishes best practices for investors and companies seeking to credibly and quickly address methane emissions.More on:
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Press release
New Study: Global Food Systems Can Cause World to Exceed Temperature Targets
March 6, 2023 | Ilissa Ocko, Senior Climate Scientist II, Barbra Streisand Chair of Environmental Studies(NEW YORK, NY — March 6, 2023) A new study by climate scientists sheds light on the significant role food systems will play in future global warming and what can be done about it.More on:
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As oil and gas industry gathers in Houston, companies show historic levels of support for EPA methane rules
March 3, 2023By Sean Hackett EPA’s recent comment period for proposed regulations to address methane emissions from the U.S. oil and gas industry resulted in historic industry support to reduce this extremely potent greenhouse gas. From super majors and small independent producers to global asset managers and individual consumers, many commenters came together around a common goal:More on:
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An urgent need for strong EPA methane protections
February 27, 2023 | Jon Goldstein, Associate Vice President, Energy TransitionEarlier this month, the EPA closed its comment period on proposed oil and gas methane regulations. Here are some of the highlights from EDF’s public comments.More on:
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Trust, but verify: How Colorado must lead as latest methane rulemaking advances
February 22, 2023 | Nini Gu, Regulatory & Legislative Manager, West RegionBy Nini Gu Colorado’s oil and gas regulators face an important decision that will determine whether the state can continue to successfully cut methane emissions and reach its statutory climate targets. In 2021, Colorado’s Air Quality Control Commission adopted a rule that limits how much greenhouse gas can be emitted per barrel of oil and …More on:
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New study underscores need for better methane measurement and strong regulations
February 21, 2023 | Ari Pottens, Senior Campaign Manager, CanadaNew research reveals methane emissions from Saskatchewan’s oil and gas industry are much higher than previously thought. Fortunately, the Trudeau government has a tremendous opportunity to address this problem as it crafts next year’s federal budget and demonstrates its commitment to ratchet down climate pollution. Methane is the primary ingredient of natural gas and a major …More on:
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Study suggests LNG production facilities should monitor methane emissions – just like the rest of the gas supply chain
February 16, 2023By James France Many parts of the world are looking to liquefied natural gas to provide a pathway to a cleaner and more secure energy resource — interest that has only grown since Russia’s war on Ukraine has shaken global energy markets. Meanwhile, gas-producing countries see LNG as a critical growth opportunity. The question is …More on:
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Article
Artificial intelligence? What ChatGPT didn't know about climate change
February 10, 2023Environmental Defense Fund's Ilissa Ocko evaluates ChatGPT's knowledge of climate change.More on:
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New study shows huge variation in how different oil companies manage climate pollution – underscores need for more oversight
February 1, 2023 | Jon Goldstein, Associate Vice President, Energy TransitionA new study from EDF and Carbon Mapper offers insights into just how much climate pollution specific oil companies may be responsible for.More on:
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Press release
New Study Quantifies Natural Gas Wasted on U.S. Public and Tribal Lands
January 26, 2023Operators wasted over $500 million of gas, underscoring importance of strong rules from BLM and EPA to reduce emissions from practices like flaringMore on:
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Article
Four great, green trends to watch in 2023
January 24, 2023Four reasons to be hopeful for climate action in 2023.More on:
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Tackling Transferred Emissions: Climate Principles for Oil and Gas Mergers and Acquisitions
January 19, 2023 | Andrew Baxter, Senior Director, Business and Energy TransitionWhile transactions in the oil and gas industry can increase reputational, climate, and transition risks, they also present opportunities for industry players to lead on creating a new paradigm for oil and gas transactions that is more compatible with global net zero goals. A new report from EDF and Ceres outlines ways to take advantage of these opportunities.More on:
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REPORT: First climate guidance developed for oil and gas merger and acquisition transactions
January 19, 2023A new report published today by Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) and Ceres outlines the first-ever climate-related guidance for oil and gas companies entering merger and acquisition transactions.More on:
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EPA methane proposal makes critical progress, but work remains to quickly finalize protective standards
January 17, 2023 | Edwin LaMair, Attorney, U.S. Legal & RegulatoryBy Jon Goldstein , Edwin LaMair, and Grace Smith This week, EPA is holding public hearings on its recently proposed methane standards for oil and gas operations, which build on the agency’s initial proposal and represent a significant step forward for reducing methane pollution across the country. Federal standards are crucial for curbing methane emissions …More on:
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Danone commits to cutting dairy methane in partnership with farmers and EDF
January 17, 2023 | Katie Anderson, Senior Director, Business, Food and ForestsThis announcement builds on past successes, with a plan to accelerate action in the years to come.More on:
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Methane Emissions in Animal Agriculture
January 17, 2023Reducing methane now is one of the fastest ways to slow global warming in the near term, and a critical part of avoiding the worst consequences of climate change. Agricultural emissions from livestock and rice are approximately 40% of human-caused global methane emissions. At the same time, rice and livestock are key dietary staples around …More on:
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Op-ed
WSJ: There’s a climate solution in dairy cows’ stomachs
January 16, 2023 | Fred Krupp, PresidentA new partnership will work to reduce methane emissions from production of milk around the world.More on:
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Press release
EDF Experts Testify at EPA Public Hearing, Urge Swift Finalization of Strong Oil and Gas Methane Rules
January 11, 2023Strong protections that go further to curb pollution from routine flaring are critical to protect communities and the climateMore on:
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Press release
Office of Orphan Wells to Help Administer $4.7 billion in Orphan Well Closure Funding
January 10, 2023 | Adam Peltz, Director and Senior Attorney, Energy TransitionStatement of Adam Peltz, EDF Director and Senior Attorney for Energy TransitionMore on:
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Federal R&D funds are key to solving enteric methane challenge, keeping U.S. agriculture competitive
December 25, 2022 | Britt Groosman, Senior Vice President, Agriculture, Water and FoodAs the U.S. works to stabilize the climate and foster innovative domestic industries, reducing emissions from agriculture — currently about 10% of annual emissions — is a critical piece of the puzzle. Yet federal R&D investments in agricultural climate solutions remain 35 times smaller than clean energy R&D investments. Of the limited agricultural R&D spending,More on:
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Article
As Europe faces an energy crisis, it’s time to plug the leaks
December 21, 2022 | Flavia Sollazzo, Senior Director, EU Energy TransitionCapturing the mind-boggling amount of natural gas — aka methane — wasted each year across the oil and gas industry would mean progress for both the climate crisis and the energy crisis. We know that solutions exist and what these are, and we know that a lot can be done without building expensive infrastructure that would incentivize continued oil and gas dependence.More on:
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S&P Global Analysis Says Industry’s Wasted Gas Could Bring Quick Relief to Energy Market
December 14, 2022 | Matt Watson, Vice President, Energy TransitionRussia’s war on Ukraine has sent painful shockwaves through global gas markets — not only in Europe but across Asia and in developing economies that can least afford it. The crisis is accelerating efforts to transition to cleaner, safer, more reliable energy, while setting off a scramble for new gas supplies to backfill what once …More on:
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Article
Will the EPA get tough on oil and gas pollution?
December 8, 2022A new proposal from the EPA could finally address dangerous climate and air pollution from hundreds of thousands of oil and gas sites across the country.More on: