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Tannenbaum gets a second life in Louisiana's bayous.

The growing controversy surrounding our natural gas industry has created a decisive moment for President Obama.

Local governments are moving to curb greenhouse gas emissions, even if it means they must go around the formal United Nations process.

A moment of celebration, appreciation and affirmation of what we can achieve.

How three high-achieving women at the Aspen Ideas Festival made me see things in a new way.

As EDF continues to push for an overhaul of America's broken chemical toxics law, California is boosting consumer protection against toxic flame retardants.

Millennials know we can solve problems, and they will fix this one, too.

Our team's growth reflects the explosion in solar and wind power in Texas and across the United States.

We have the technology to make invisible pollution visible.

Melting ice caps, record heat - but all's not gloom as we close out 2014.

Countries risk falling behind on transparency and book-keeping rules that are key to credible emission cuts.

Oceans are a growing priority for the Obama administration, as is a new and collaborative approach for restoring fisheries worldwide.

Tighter smog pollution controls are common-sense protections that will save lives and safeguard human health from one of the nation’s most ubiquitous air pollutants, ozone.

We reached a membership milestone in 2014, and now it's all hands on deck to defend the environment.

We know we can turn the corner on climate change because it's happening already.

Frank Convery has many things he's thankful about this year, and living in a walkable city is one of them.

Farmers, ranchers and food companies must be part of the solution as we try to improve America's troubled food system.

Buying your holiday gifts online is better for the environment - maybe. We explain.

Emission trading programs offer states proven strategies for cutting pollution and complying with the EPA’s Clean Power Plan.

The Clean Power Plan is an opportunity for businesses to get ahead of the energy efficiency and sustainability game.

The American people didn't suddenly decide to ignore clean air, clean water and a healthy climate. They still care.

Together, China and U.S. have sent one of the most powerful market signals we have ever seen, writes EDF President Fred Krupp in the Wall Street Journal.

Opponents of environmental regulations consistently miss the mark on costs.

Urban water conservation programs and agricultural efficiency can help sustain dwindling water resources and local economies.

Americans believe in protecting the environment, and Congress knows.