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EDF Statement from Elizabeth Gore, Senior Vice President, Political Affairs

Statement of EDF President Fred Krupp – January 6, 2021

Full Methods from 2021 Colorado Emissions Gap Analyses, taken from the Polis administration (in the 2019 Colorado GHG Emissions Inventory and the "Roadmap"), Resources for the Future, M.J. Bradley & Associates, and NRDC, Sierra Club, Evolved Energy Research, and GridLab.

Statement of EDF Senior Attorney Ben Levitan – January 5, 2021

EDF released targeted ads to support its Power Up, America campaign, a major effort to promote clean transportation and clean energy infrastructure.

While the Environmental Protection Agency’s Rule on Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Aircraft acknowledges the dangers to public health and the environment posed by aviation’s global warming pollution, by EPA’s own admission, it does nothing to reduce emissions from this key sector.

With unhealthy levels of smog, today’s decision by the Trump administration to leave inadequate protections in place risk Americans' health and well-being.

EDF’s proposal would help Colorado reach statutory climate and air pollution requirements

A federal appeals court agreed with the Environmental Protection Agency that the San Antonio, Texas area has unhealthy levels of smog.

Today, the EPA released its overdue revision of the 1991 Lead and Copper Rule, ignoring extensive evidence highlighting major flaws.

Three states and the District of Columbia collaborated to develop regulations designed to reduce climate pollution from the transportation sector.

Congress will consider a bipartisan year-end omnibus spending package that will make major investments in numerous Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) climate, energy, and conservation priority areas.

EDF Statement from Jon Goldstein, Director Regulatory and Legislative Affairs

Nation’s largest historically Black university formalizes internship program with global environmental nonprofit organization focused on sustainable agriculture and environmental policy.

As an EDF staffer from 2008-2016, Michael Regan led efforts to grow clean energy and demonstrated talent to achieve environmental progress.

Statement of EDF President Fred Krupp – December 16, 2020

Statement of EDF President Fred Krupp – December 15, 2020

EDF statement from Eric Holst, associate vice president, Working Lands

EDF research shows climate costs will climb in major sectors of the state's economy without urgent action to curb pollution and build resilience

EDF statement from Erin Murphy, Attorney, Energy Markets and Utility Regulation

EDF report showcases the projected costs of climate hazards across eight key sectors of North Carolina’s economy over the next 20 to 30 years.

EDF and other groups have filed comments to the New York Public Service Commission

EDF released a post-election poll offering the first look into how climate change is changing the landscape and politics in Florida.

EDF Statement from President Fred Krupp

EDF Statement from President Fred Krupp