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Press release
Weakening Fuel Economy Standards for Cars and Trucks Would Waste Gas, Cost Money, Increase Pollution – EDF Testimony
January 8, 2026 | Andy Su, Attorney, TransportationThe Trump administration has proposed weakening the CAFE standards, which have improved gas mileage for millions of American cars, trucks and SUVs. -
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New Analysis: Clean Air Initiative Would Save New York’s Working Families Nearly $7 Billion and Yield Economic Benefits in Every Corner of the State
January 8, 2026 | Kate Courtin, Senior Manager, State Climate Policy & StrategyNew Yorkers will realize significant economic benefits, including household savings and new job creation, with the Clean Air Initiative (...) -
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U.S. Withdrawal from UNFCCC, IPCC, and More Vital International Agreements Undermines U.S. Global Standing and Economic Edge
January 7, 2026 | Amanda Leland, Executive DirectorStatement of EDF Executive Director Amanda Leland on the Trump Administration's withdrawal from the UN Framework Convention on Climate ChangeMore on:
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Article
New York City’s congestion pricing boasts big wins
January 7, 2026One year after launch, a traffic-reduction program has proved to be a big win for the Big Apple, with benefits bigger than expected, including reduced commuting times, upgraded subways, trains and buses, less traffic and cleaner air. -
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States are powering the U.S. electric vehicle transition – even amid federal uncertainty
January 7, 2026By Ryland Shengzhi Li and Ellen Robo Even as recent federal actions have attempted to weaken or eliminate clean vehicle standards, states across the country are taking actions to support clean, affordable transportation – actions that cut pollution and save people money. EDF’s new U.S. Electric Vehicle State Policy Landscape Report provides a comprehensive assessment of how all 50 states and the District of Columbia are shaping the next generation of clean, affordable vehicles. The results are unmistakable: ... The post States are powering the U.S. electric vehicle transition – even amid federal uncertainty appeared first on Energy Exchange.More on:
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Blog post
States Are Powering the U.S. Electric Vehicle Transition – Even Amid Federal Uncertainty
January 7, 2026Even as recent federal actions have attempted to weaken or eliminate clean vehicle standards, states across the country are taking actions to support clean, affordable transportation – actions that cut pollution and save people money. EDF’s new U.S. Electric Vehicle State Policy Landscape Report provides a comprehensive assessment of how all 50 states and the District of Columbia are shaping the next generation of clean, affordable vehicles. The results are unmistakable: every state has taken ... The post States Are Powering the U.S. Electric Vehicle Transition – Even Amid Federal Uncertainty appeared first on Climate 411. -
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New EDF Report Shows Electric Vehicle Policy Progress Across All 50 U.S. States
January 7, 2026 | Ryland Li, Lead Counsel, Clean TransportationA new EDF report shows states are leading the charge on clean transportation, delivering cleaner air, more jobs, and savings at the pump.More on:
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Fact sheet
Air Tracker shows pollution’s localized path
December 31, 2025Air pollution is the 2nd leading global death risk. EDF’s Air Tracker uses real-time models to trace sources, helping communities cut emissions.More on:
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Meet LaTricea Adams, champion of change
December 28, 2025The founder of Young, Gifted & Green talks about her unexpected journey into environmental activism. -
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Pennsylvania must act now to protect customers from data center energy costs
December 23, 2025 | Michael Zimmerman, Senior Attorney, ElectrificationPennsylvania is on the cusp of a major wave of data center development. These facilities promise economic growth, but they also bring enormous electricity demand that is already driving up energy costs for everyday Pennsylvanians. Without strong safeguards, those costs will continue to shift onto customers who neither caused the problem nor have any way ... The post Pennsylvania must act now to protect customers from data center energy costs appeared first on Energy Exchange. -
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Major lead pipe funding shifts: What’s changed since last year
December 23, 2025 | Roya Alkafaji, Manager, Healthy CommunitiesDespite a 6-month delay and data gaps, EPA’s drastic reduction in lead service line counts may have unintended consequences. What Happened?After a 6-month long delay, EPA announced the next round of federal funding dedicated to lead service line replacement in late November. This year’s funding, totaling $3 billion, is allotted to states based on the service ... The post Major lead pipe funding shifts: What’s changed since last year first appeared on EDF Health.More on:
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Blog post
Why timescales matter in developing carbon dioxide removal strategies
December 23, 2025Research from Environmental Defense Fund shows that when it comes to evaluating the climate efficacy of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) strategies, timescale matters. CDR strategies like wetland restoration and direct air capture are critical for reaching net-zero targets. We typically assess their potential climate benefit by calculating the amount of net carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) emissions removed ... The post Why timescales matter in developing carbon dioxide removal strategies appeared first on Climate 411. -
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Reasons to be hopeful: 5 environmental wins in 2025
December 22, 2025If 2025 made you want to stick your head under the covers, read on. You’ll find the year saw a lot of important environmental progress. -
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Trump Administration Announces Unlawful Offshore Wind Halt
December 22, 2025 | Ted Kelly, Director and Lead Counsel, U.S. Clean EnergyThe Trump administration announced plans to halt offshore wind leases for already-under-construction offshore wind projectsMore on:
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Press release
Governor Hochul Repeals "100-Foot Rule," Accelerating New York's Clean Energy Future
December 19, 2025 | Erin Murphy, Director & Sr. Attorney, Clean Air & Energy MarketsGovernor Hochul takes decisive action for New York's climate, health, and economy by signing S.8417/A.888 into law to repeal the antiquated '100-foot" ruleMore on:
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Blog post
A year of big wins for clean, affordable power in the States
December 19, 2025While the Trump administration spent 2025 rolling back climate policies – increasing harmful pollution and driving electricity costs higher for families – states led with solutions that protect consumers, expand clean energy and advance more affordable, equitable electricity choices. These wins didn’t happen on their own. They happened where governors, regulators, consumer advocates, environmental organizations and community partners fought ... The post A year of big wins for clean, affordable power in the States appeared first on Climate 411. -
Annual Report
2025: Global reach, local impact
December 19, 2025The consequences of climate change are being felt worldwide. That's why EDF is ramping up game-changing solutions at a global scale. -
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Celebrating state action & setting new year’s climate resolutions
December 18, 2025As 2025 comes to a close, we’re looking back on several significant moments of climate leadership (and a few examples of backsliding we’d rather forget) in state-level cap-and-invest programs which kept us moving forward even in the face of a hostile and anti-science federal government. States who delivered on climate and affordability in 2025 Across ... The post Celebrating state action & setting new year’s climate resolutions appeared first on Climate 411. -
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The Trump administration spent 2025 rewarding the nation’s biggest polluters
December 18, 2025This year saw a wave of polluter-friendly moves that threaten both people’s health and the climate.More on:
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Blog post
A year of big wins for clean, affordable power in the States
December 18, 2025While the Trump administration spent 2025 rolling back climate policies – increasing harmful pollution and driving electricity costs higher for families – states led with solutions that protect consumers, expand clean energy and advance more affordable, equitable electricity choices. These wins didn’t happen on their own. They happened where governors, regulators, consumer advocates, environmental organizations ... The post A year of big wins for clean, affordable power in the States appeared first on Energy Exchange.More on:
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Blog post
When agencies fail to show their work: Why the Trump administration’s wind ban was struck down
December 18, 2025Last week, the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts quashed the Trump administration’s federal permitting ban on wind energy projects issued on Day One, striking it down entirely. For nearly a year, the order recklessly held up the build-out of clean, affordable power for millions of Americans – and led to significant investment and job loss ... The post When agencies fail to show their work: Why the Trump administration’s wind ban was struck down appeared first on Climate 411. -
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India’s dairy industry: A market opportunity for climate adaptation to protect people and livelihoods
December 18, 2025This blog is co-authored by Abhinav Guarav, Lead Advisor-Sustainable Dairy, Environmental Defense Fund, and Meredith Ryder-Rude, Associate Vice President for Global Engagement and Partnerships. India is home to 80 million smallholder dairy farmers and nearly 300 million bovines, making it the world’s largest milk producer. The Indian dairy industry is responsible for a quarter of global milk supply and soon approaching ... The post India’s dairy industry: A market opportunity for climate adaptation to protect people and livelihoods appeared first on Climate 411.More on:
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Press release
Colorado Air Regulators Approve Landfill Methane Standards
December 18, 2025 | Edwin LaMair, Senior Attorney, U.S. Legal & RegulatoryNew CO landfill methane rules represent a step forward for nearby communities while tackling climate pollution 80 times more powerful than carbon dioxide.More on:
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Press release
Proposal Would Guarantee Public Access to Air Quality Data
December 18, 2025 | Joanna Slaney, Vice President for Political and Government AffairsThe Public Health Air Quality Act would strengthen air quality monitoring in communities near industrial sources of health-harming pollution.More on:
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Fact sheet
Clean energy manufacturing state of play: November 2025
December 17, 2025 | Grace Hauser, Technical Analyst, Clean PowerTrump Administration policies and cuts to clean energy tax credits have led to a significant increase in cancellations and threaten the progress achieved over the last few years.More on:








