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Lead pipes and environmental justice
March 15, 2020To evaluate health equity and environmental justice concerns, Environmental Defense Fund and American University’s Center for Environmental Policy analyzed more than 3,400 LSL replacements (LSLRs) conducted in Washington, DC between 2009 and 2018.More on:
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Explainer
Building multibenefit recharge basins
March 10, 2020As California faces an unpredictable water future, policy makers and water managers across the state are seeking solutions to build resilience into our water supply system. Groundwater recharge is an excellent tool to replenish depleted aquifers and bank water for future use. In addition to helping water managers balance their water budget, groundwater recharge also provides an opportunity to create habitat for wildlife. This guide highlights recharge basin management strategies that create wildlife habitat and provide operational benefits to basin managers.More on:
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A National Survey of African American Adults
February 23, 2020A National Survey of African American Adults.More on:
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Report
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Report
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Legal resources
EDF Petition for Review January 21 2020
January 21, 2020Petition for review of the final actions of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission entitled Order on Rehearing, 169 FERC ¶ 61,134, issued November 21, 2019 (attached as Exhibit A hereto), and Order Issuing Certificates, 164 FERC ¶ 61,085, issued August 3, 2018More on:
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Fact sheet
Methane waste and pollution in North Dakota
January 1, 2020Fossil fuel producers in North Dakota are wasting energy resources in the form of methane.In doing so, they’re harming the climate, public health, and the economy.More on:
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Overview
What we're doing about PFAS in food
December 19, 2019PFAS are a class of widely used chemicals that have been found in our food.More on:
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Article
Heavy metals in food
December 19, 2019Read as EDF works to reduce exposure to lead, arsenic, and cadmium, as these are the heavy metals most commonly found in food.More on:
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Project
How we collected the data
June 20, 2019EDF partnered with researchers to deploy a network of 100 low cost black carbon sensors across West Oakland for 100 days in the summer of 2017.More on:
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Overview
Students, scientists and advocates track pollution
June 20, 2019How members of the 100x100 team brought their varied experiences to the projectMore on:
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Report
Toxic consequences of Trump’s chemical safety attacks
June 17, 2019EDF's report, Toxic Consequences, highlights the Trump administration's major threats to the reformed Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA).More on:
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Report
Nitrogen Management in North Carolina Agriculture: Results from Five Years of On-Farm Research
April 25, 2019EDF report provides the most comprehensive data set ever collected about on-farm nitrogen management practices in North Carolina, to identify fertilizer solutions that increase operational resilience and improve economic and environmental outcomes.More on:
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Methodology
Methodology
April 11, 2019How EDF estimated annual methane emissions from oil and gas sites in New Mexico.More on:
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Explainer
FAQs
April 11, 2019Updated EDF analysis shows that New Mexico’s upstream oil and gas problem with methane waste and pollution has persisted and grown.More on:
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Op-ed
Congress: Approve the Colorado River Plan as a model for climate resilience
March 23, 2019 | David H. Festa, Former Advisor, EcosystemsAfter years of hard work and difficult negotiations, a historic seven-state agreement to conserve Colorado River water is facing its last hurdle: Congress. March 23, 2019 op-ed by EDF's David Festa in The Hill.More on:
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Article
Navajo Nation natural gas waste report
March 20, 2019 | Jon Goldstein, Associate Vice President, Energy TransitionAn updated report sheds light on the natural gas wasted on Navajo Nation lands, and offers recommendations for this problem and its negative effects.More on:
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Podcast
Can New York reinvent urban transit?
February 28, 2019 | Andrew H. Darrell, Chief of Strategy, Global Energy & FinanceLearn how New York City could modernize transit for faster commutes & reduced greenhouse gases. EDF Engage is hosted by Miriam Horn. This episode was recorded on February 28, 2019.More on:
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Report
Colorado Near-Term Policy Advising
February 19, 2019This whitepaper from Evolved Energy Research builds on previous EDF analysis, which examines the current and future carbon inventories for the state of Colorado, addressing two topics: wedge analysis & potential policy levers, and carbon policy discussion.More on:
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Article
Phthalates in food
February 4, 2019Ortho-phthalates (phthalates) are a class of chemicals commonly found in many types of food. Here's why we should be paying more attention to them.More on:
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Article
Designing an environmental impact bond for wetland restoration in Louisiana
January 18, 2019 | Jim Wyerman, Director of Strategic Partnerships and Communications, Mississippi River Delta RestorationStudy co-authored by EDF of the potential for Environmental Impact Bonds (EIB) to accelerate wetland restoration investments.More on:
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Website
Changing Course: Navigating the future of the Lower Mississippi River Delta
January 1, 2019Competition challenged the world’s top experts to create innovative plans for rebuilding the Delta’s wetlands.More on:
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Article
Perchlorate in food
November 15, 2018Perchlorate is one of approximately 10,000 chemicals allowed for use in food and food packaging – and it’s also an ingredient in rocket fuel.More on:
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Website
Clean Energy Florida
October 18, 2018Clean Energy Florida works to catalyze clean energy growth, adoption, and investment across the state of Florida.More on:
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Op-ed
New York City’s transit decay impedes achieving climate goals
October 10, 2018 | Andrew H. Darrell, Chief of Strategy, Global Energy & FinanceWith a public transit system that’s falling apart, New York threatens to increase its transportation emissions – just as we should be moving to aggressively cut pollution. Congestion pricing can help. Piece by Andy Darrell, EDF's New York Regional Director.More on: