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With the burning of fossil fuels over the last couple of centuries, however, we've added so much extra carbon dioxide to the atmosphere that the excess warming will outweigh the slight changes in sunlight that would have otherwise triggered the next ice age.

Several states are already saying they'll stay the course and continue to implement the plan.

With small changes in their fish diet, consumers are already having an impact on American fisheries – and their health.

New solutions are emerging with the potential to bring the monarch back from the brink.

We need a suite of solutions that not only relieve the pressure on water levels but also build resilience to the kind of extreme weather that is making our nation’s coasts so vulnerable.

Passing an energy bill without considering climate change is like passing a budget bill without considering the deficit.

The massive methane leak in California is a wake-up call. We need stronger rules for oil and gas facilities – now.

FirstEnergy is trying to protect fossil assets as its competitors embrace clean energy.

Much of the conversation at this year's World Economic Forum centers around the role the private sector will play to help curb emissions.

More advanced tools and attractive investment opportunities are beginning to drive more dollars into conservation.

In his final State of the Union address, Obama discussed policies to accelerate America’s transition to a clean energy economy.

Less than one-third of companies voluntarily disclose methane emissions, making it difficult for investors to hedge risk.

Home energy storage is the latest technology trend to disrupt the utility business as we once knew it.

Even with the natural climate cycle of El Niño, human emissions of greenhouse gases accounted for 95 percent of the dramatic warming in 2015.

2015 was a banner year for environmental policy, and 2016 can accelerate that trend if we pair ambition with accountability.

An outdated law protecting Americans against toxins in everyday products is moving forward.

There are no guarantees, but there's now a good chance we can put the world on a healthier path.

A growing coalition of scientists including EDF is helping journalists become more accurate – and to expose deliberate misinformation.

The biggest, cheapest and quickest way to make progress on climate change right now: Cut methane pollution.

People got us into this mess, and only people can get us out of it.

Environmental challenges are no match for our solutions when paired with grassroots advocacy and donor support.

More than 170 countries have submitted plans in a bottom-up effort to curb climate change, the first approach of its kind.

We made extraordinary environmental progress this year, data shows.

Thanks to a shift toward rights-based management over the last decade, more than two-thirds of the seafood harvested in federal waters is now sustainable.

Emissions trading schemes came roaring back in the last few years, and the Paris Agreement will leverage this trend.