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Removing the "blanket" rule would create more work for an overburdened federal agency and make it harder to protect threatened species.

Louisiana's future coast will not be what it is today, but it will continue to exist, although on a smaller footprint. Letter to the editor by EDF's Natalie Peyronnin for The Washington Post.

Those breathing a sigh of relief that Scott Pruitt is gone might want to hold their breath.

The EPA chief’s slash-and-burn policies are punishing our most vulnerable Americans.

Wind, solar and other clean energy development held their own against natural gas, accounting for nearly one-third of emissions reductions 2007 – 2013.

It’s a wakeup call for policymakers: America’s continuing lead problem must be addressed.

Google, Walmart and other leading companies are investing in innovations that empower people to take action.

Congress listened and this will mean less pollution, healthier kids and, just maybe, a reality check for Washington politics.

It will empower people and fundamentally transform how we solve environmental problems.

A new underwriting and risk assessment standard could help scale up this $1 trillion global market.

New questions arise inside Pruitt's EPA after officials obtain ethics waivers to solicit outside work.

Benefits topping $800 billion is nothing to scoff at, but the Trump White House is doing its best to bury this remarkable report.

Cape Town's Day Zero has been making headlines worldwide, but nobody's talking about the energy-water nexus or its role in the drought.

This plan has very little to do with infrastructure – and everything with gutting environmental laws and ignoring risk.

Better fisheries management will strengthen the health of coral reef ecosystems that now – more than ever before – desperately need our help.

It’s exactly the kind of arbitrary action Congress feared when it passed a law 72 years ago to prevent federal agencies from undermining core principles of our democracy.

Outcome-based contracting is catching on nationwide, while becoming a buzzword in procurement and sustainable investment circles.

Trump’s decision to roll back mitigation policies right before Congress releases a new infrastructure bill is a one-two punch against the environment.

Other than a bump under Obama's administration, funding for the agency has been in a downward spiral for the past 40 years.

With billions going into developing more powerful electric vehicles, we're seeing progress on several fronts. Here's all you need to know.

Modernizing our power grid – using technology available today – could be the single largest opportunity we have to fight climate change.

If you’re dreading three more years of environmental threats, remember that we can still score victories.

Many operators continue to ignore the financial and reputational risks methane poses, with potential implications for the entire industry.

The energy market may eventually be a bigger user of blockchain than the financial services sector.

Tesla is among a number of auto manufacturers that see a robust, long-term market for zero-emission electric trucks.