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Many solutions to cut climate pollution already exist. Watch this economist break down which ones will work the fastest and cheapest.

Across South and Southeast Asia, governments are moving from exploring carbon markets to designing the policies, institutions, and data systems needed to make them work. As countries work toward increasingly ambitious climate goals, emissions trading systems (ETSs) are emerging as a key tool to reduce emissions while supporting economic development and competitiveness. Many governments are ... The post Designing carbon markets that work: How Asian policymakers are advancing credible ETS implementation appeared first on Climate 411.

The case is Environmental Defense Fund v. Zeldin. It is a challenge to the Trump EPA’s delay of protections against methane and other dangerous pollution.

A Pioneering Business Accelerator Program Helps Grow Entrepreneurship and a Sustainable Blue Economy  The post Financing the Flats appeared first on EDFish.

U.S. power pipeline shifts toward more costly, polluting fossil fuels as clean energy faces new headwinds

A practical framework to help financial institutions turn Sustainable Aviation Fuel ambition into credible, financeable action to help enable aviation’s climate transition. The post An investor due diligence guide to sustainable aviation fuel appeared first on EDF+Business.

Experts and advocates are urging the Public Service Commission (PSC) to release a plan that reduces reliance on expensive fossil fuels

Africa’s energy advantage depends on turning its resources into reliable energy, productive investment and competitive industries that drive economic growth and development. The post From energy potential to performance: Building Africa’s next energy advantage appeared first on EDF+Business.

What’s new: So far, 2026 has brought an onslaught of extreme weather, including heat waves, flooding, and wildfires. These climate-driven events have magnified health risks, especially extreme heat, rising hazardous air pollution, power outages and disease exposures. This climate-health crisis places an unequal burden on fenceline, low income and Black and brown communities. For example, ... The post Watch: Data to Action – What Communities Know, How Cities Lead  first appeared on Global Clean Air.

Blocking access to information about the pollution causing climate change will only make it harder and more expensive to prepare for extreme weather.

EDF statement in response to the adoption of assessment frameworks for marine carbon dioxide removal approaches at London Convention and London Protocol.

The Trump administration announced it will repeal all limits on climate pollution from power plants, without considering the impacts on peoples' health and electric bills. Environmental Defense Fund ran the numbers that the EPA should be counting.

Last month at New York Climate Week, EDF convened experts from across the carbon market ecosystem to discuss one of the sector’s most talked about topic: interoperability – namely, how we build trust across carbon markets. The discussion highlighted that carbon markets are becoming more mature, higher quality and increasingly interconnected, while underscoring the need ... The post Building Regional Cooperation and Real Demand: The New Generation of Interoperable Carbon Markets  appeared first on Climate 411.

This blog was co-authored by Kelsie Gomanie at the Natural Resources Defense Council The Western U.S. grid is entering a historic period of transformation. Today, moving low-cost power across the region is often complicated by a maze of separate trading agreements among grid managers, known as balancing authorities. New day-ahead markets are designed to change ... The post Market boundaries matter: Western electricity markets can better share affordable power appeared first on Climate 411.

Medium- and heavy-duty electric vehicles are hitting the road in 2026, and we’ve collected last month’s most exciting news. In 2025, EDF delivered monthly deployment updates on the biggest zero-emission transportation stories. By the end of 2025, it was clear that momentum was sustained throughout a challenging year. This year will undoubtedly see more big ... The post September 2026: Electric trucks, buses round-up appeared first on Energy Exchange.

From fat bears to cleaner air, here are the stories to help fortify you in the climate change fight. These are this month's good climate news stories.

By Lea Hostetter-Habib, EDF Intern and Abhinav Gaurav, Lead Advisor for Sustainable Dairy “Even though most women are involved in agriculture in our area, they did not get any recognition for their activities,” Shanthra Prakash, an agri-entrepreneur in India states as to why she created her women-led dairy cooperative. “That’s why I was inspired to ... The post Meet the women agri-entrepreneurs shaping the future of India’s dairy sector first appeared on Growing Returns.

Administrator Zeldin's EPA appears poised to roll back key protections in the 2024 Methane Rule and give a free pass to corporations to pollute our air.

Proposed Peoples Gas order advances safer, fairer approach to methane leaks

Using data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration’s Annual and Monthly Electric Generator Reports, this brief explores the pipeline of planned fossil and clean power plants in the United States as of Q2 2026.

By Tianyi Sun, Senior Climate Scientist & Stephane Sartzetakis, Senior Research Analyst, Environmental Defense Fund Hydrogen has significant potential to cut climate emissions from some of the hardest-to-abate sectors. But producing more hydrogen will not, by itself, deliver a global climate benefit, and using it where electrification is readily available could undercut potential climate benefits. ... The post Hydrogen in context: What new assessment shows for decarbonization choices appeared first on Energy Exchange.

Strong methane standards can help Pennsylvania cut waste, protect public health and strengthen its energy industry's competitive edge. The post Leveling the playing field on methane, strengthening Pennsylvania’s competitive advantage appeared first on EDF+Business.

On September 14, Administrator Lee Zeldin announced a proposal that would obstruct EPA’s authority to set limits on power plant pollution in the future.

The lawsuit challenges the administration’s attempt to weaken longstanding fuel economy requirements that have helped reduce gas consumption.

Today, Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger released an energy plan which demonstrates the administration’s priorities.