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Pollutants like particulate matter affect our brains' ability to function well in the workplace, research shows.

Easily collected sensor data could have direct implications for methane reduction policies going forward.

Since taking office, the Trump administration has implemented the Lautenberg Act in a way that threatens the bipartisan achievement along with public health.

Today the United States House of Representatives passed a bipartisan compromise that provides much needed disaster relief for Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.

EDF's Steve Schwartzman argues that the evidence does not support ProPublica's recent piece's conclusions about forest carbon crediting.

Young Americans have grown up with climate change and seen what clean energy can do – it's why they're different.

How bad will the 2019 wildfire season be? Forest experts are concerned.

Business leaders today are expected to take a stance on global warming and other hot-button policy issues.

EDF believes this process of continuous improvement is foundational for protecting land, water and communities from development-related impacts. That’s why we track what states are up to on a consistent basis. 

No matter where you live in Puerto Rico, chronic power outages are the norm.

Seven states came together to address a crisis, showing the nation a path forward in a changing climate.

Space technology is taking the next leap to track and measure emission hot spots.

The Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council took one step closer today to delegating management of private angler red snapper fishing to Gulf states.

By flipping traditional auction models, the power sector could see the expansion of energy storage take off.

EDF statement from Andy Darrell, NY Regional Director, on plan that will lower pollution from transportation

Fred Krupp's reply to Forbes commentary piece “Why Renewables Advocates Protect Fossil Fuel Interests, Not The Climate" by Michael Shellenberger

After 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.

EDF believes this process of continuous improvement is foundational for protecting land, water and communities from development-related impacts. That’s why we track what states are up to on a consistent basis. 

The business, investor and nonprofit sectors can support local communities’ resolve by sharing their experience in other parts of the world to reimagine Puerto Rico’s energy future.

Hanging in the balance is a company's trust with customers, investors and even employees.

Tyson's action to reduce its environmental footprint helps raise the bar for innovation in the food and beverage sector, and beyond.

Politicians are responding to pressure from home: A majority of Americans want to see Congress act on climate

EDF and our partners urge Congress to support legislation for the Colorado River Drought Contingency Plan after it was endorsed by seven states.

An open letter from EDF, Audubon California to California's water agencies on moving forward on the Colorado River Lower Basin Drought Contingency Plan.

Ilissa Ocko shrugged off criticism to study science. Now she skillfully explains in plain English how climate change affects us all.