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Take it from someone who’s been there since 1991: China is using market incentives and the political will to cut emissions is there.

A leader on wind energy since 1999, Texas should inspire other states to join the clean energy race.

Climate change is a risk management issue and society needs to treat it as one, argues a new book co-authored by EDF's Gernot Wagner.

The current drought in the Southwest gives us a taste of the big one that may come soon.

Our mental energy is best spent holding rational conversations with people who are skeptical – but reasonable.

By using natural infrastructure to shield vulnerable coastal communities from storms, we save money and precious resources in the long-run

There are plenty of long-term scenarios for cutting emissions. EDF came up with a more urgent to-do list.

By: Kendra Karr & Rod Fujita There is a general consensus that transitioning to ecosystem-based fisheries management will result in better outcomes for both marine ecosystems and the people who depend on them.  But what exactly does that mean, and how exactly can fisheries management get there? Ecosystem-based fisheries management has been thoroughly debated and …

As global temperatures rise, giant panda habitat is disappearing and so will eventually the endangered bears.

Wetlands provide critical benefits to wildlife and coastal communities, and they need better protection.

If scaled up, a new tool could help revitalize failing fisheries worldwide.

More than 90% of the world’s 36 million fishers operate in small-scale fisheries—many of which are in developing countries. From sea to plate, these small-scale fisheries support more than 100 million jobs across the supply chain and produce half of the world’s seafood for local and global markets. But as the world’s population increases and …

The Obama administration’s methane emissions strategy can help oil and gas operators build a cleaner future.

A large majority of the Senate is on record accepting the scientific reality of man-made climate change.

Habitat exchanges work whether or not a species is actually listed – providing incentives for conservation before federal protections are needed.

A party that wants to retake the White House and get things done must also show leadership on climate change.

New technology, economic incentives can cut fertilizer pollution while maintaining high yields.

If members of the new Congress want to show they are serious about governing, they will listen to the calls of experts and everyday Americans and act on climate.

A new report from EDF shows that the state's carbon market is thriving and getting stronger.

The business case for clean water and sustainable farming.

Will other Southern states follow the state's lead on solar energy development?

The newspaper's methane story contains a blend of half-baked, fully cooked and – in one key instance – flat-out wrong facts.

Investments in solar energy and other renewable energy sources will cement the nation's recent agreement to curb emissions.

Investors mistakenly assume that oil prices and demand for renewable energy sources are interlinked.

Normalized relations between the United States and Cuba opens up new opportunities for our ocean work, but can also lead to new environmental challenges.