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Companies are looking for ways to lessen their impact on the environment because it's good for business, plain and simple.

It’s a moment of truth for President Obama - time to move forward with federal methane regulations.

Your favorite beers and snacks could fall victim to rising global temperatures.

Dozens of critical projects are in limbo because of lack of funding. This week's ruling in the 2010 Deep Horizon oil spill could change that.

Seafood Watch says nearly all fish caught in the West Coast groundfish fishery are now considered sustainable options for consumers.

We must address the disconnect between how our energy and water sectors are priced, regulated and managed.

Restored wetlands offer a buffer against catastrophic storms surge like the one Hurricane Katrina brought in 2005.

Updated maps help steer clean energy investments and new jobs to the neighborhoods that need it most.

Farmers in several states are taking steps to reduce fertilizer runoff, but much more needs to be done to address a growing, nationwide problem.

Karen Edson is helping to reshape California’s electric grid at a critical time.

Business as usual won't cut it if we're soon going to feed 9 billion people without ruining our planet, but some farmers are already showing the way.

Opponents of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's plan to cut emissions from power plants say it can't be done. Here's why they're wrong.

Denmark gets 30 percent of its electricity from renewable sources today, and aims for 50 percent by 2050. Time to learn a thing or two from the Danes?

Melting permafrost speeds up warming in the short-term while committing our planet to warmer temperatures for centuries to come.

A good read is a must on the beach or during a long flight, so don't miss these reading tips from EDF staff.

A massive investment in solar energy, a bold utility reform and new laws promoting climate change resilience are positioning the state as a leader in the low-carbon future.

New guidelines from the U.S. Department of Agriculture will help farmers improve land management practices and earn carbon offsets.

People testifying in support of pollution limits have significantly out-numbered opponents, but that doesn't seem to excite journalists or politicians.

Testimonies from three EDF experts at three EPA hearings show how the plan is moderate, flexible, and necessary.

This week’s groundbreaking agreement between California and Mexico to cooperate on climate change is a sign that momentum is growing for climate action.

EDF has provided more than $2.7 million in loans to fishermen to allow them to transition to, or continue, more sustainable fishing business practices.

This new tool developed with Google Earth Outreach has the power to greatly improve cities’ and utilities’ ability to minimize methane emissions that contribute to global warming.

What the oil industry won’t say is that if gas prices do go up this year, it will likely be the oil industry—not clean energy—that’s to blame.

A plan to reform the utility business could dramatically change how people interact with their power company.

How can climate activists reach those who don’t seem to care much about global warming? It's simple: Make the issue relevant to their daily struggles.