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Department of Transportation’s PHMSA Issues Advanced Leak Detection Rule to Strengthen Pipeline Safety and Protect Communities

$388 million in new project grants — in addition to a new analysis of management alternatives — will bolster water resilience across the Colorado Basin.

This blog was co-authored by and Carolyn Kousky, Associate Vice President for Economics and Policy, EDF and Xuesong You, Climate Research Economist, Freddie Mac. As wildfires burn across L.A., thousands of residents are about to face the heart-breaking, confusing, stressful, and difficult process of rebuilding after disaster. This recovery process can be incredibly costly, and the …

Statement from Senior Chemicals Policy Director Maria Doa - January 15, 2025

New Interactive Map Shows Nationwide Pollution from Gas Turbines

EDF Statement from Kate Courtin, Senior Manager, State Climate Policy & Strategy

The need to transition to zero-emission medium and heavy-duty vehicles is urgent. Today, most of these vehicles run on diesel, which has massive consequences for human health. Thankfully, fleets have been embracing this challenge. In 2024, fleets again added a record number of EVs into their operations. As we look towards 2025 and beyond, there …

Companies and their investors should use every tool – especially their political influence – to defend America’s thoughtful, strategic methane rules.

With the incoming Trump administration stacked with supporters of Project 2025, here's how its policies would change Americans lives.

Statement of EDF California State Director Katelyn Roedner Sutter on Governor Gavin Newsom’s release of a state budget proposal for FY 2025-2026

Statement by Mark Brownstein, EDF Senior Vice President, Energy Transition

The latest blackout in Puerto Rico underscores the importance of collaborating with Gov. Jenniffer González Colón to modernize the electric grid.

Urge atender la crisis energética en Puerto Rico

Sunny-day flooding, caused by climate change, is already impacting Lee Zeldin's neighbors. Will Trump's pick for EPA chief come to their aid?

From drones finding leaky oil wells to cute animal awards, here are the wins to help fortify you in the climate change fight. These are this month's good climate news stories.

Extreme weather and pollution threaten our health, our jobs and our families. Let’s make sure that our leaders will protect the people and places we love.

A report shows 150,000 new jobs were created in the electric vehicle market, the vast majority in Republican-led states.

Production Underway at Dozens of U.S. Electric Projects Are Overwhelmingly Located in Republican Congressional Districts – New Report

Paasha Mahdavi and Andrew Howell explore why reducing methane emissions from oil and gas in the global south is often seen as “low hanging fruit.”

EDF Statement from Pam Kiely, Associate Vice President, U.S. Climate

Congestion pricing, New York City’s plan to reduce vehicle traffic and pollution and fund public transit upgrades, has launched.

EDF Statement from Beth Trask, Vice President, Global Energy Transition

Groups call for congestion pricing and benefits for clean air, transit and traffic to start as planned

Landmark Program to Reduce Traffic, Improve Air Quality Will Start January 5th as Planned

The island of Andros in the Bahamas contains one of the world's largest barrier reefs, and is under threat from a proposed limestone mine.