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EPA proposal would roll back sensible methane standards despite proven history of cost-effective regulation.

Our study highlights the previously underestimated role of nitrous oxide emissions from rice farms as a global climate accelerator. It also shows a clear opportunity to mitigate those emissions.

Intermittently flooded rice farms can emit 45 times more nitrous oxide as compared to the maximum from continuously flooded farms that predominantly emit methane, according to a new study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. This raises the prospect that rice farming across the world could be responsible for up to twice the level of climate impact relative to what was previously estimated.

A new report from EDF and K·Coe Isom AgKnowledge details how conservation can financially benefit farmers and their business partners.

The Global Climate Action Summit is held this year in the heart of America's most innovative region for a reason: With cutting-edge technology we're about to tackle climate pollutants in new ways.

A new report details how conservation can financially benefit farmers and their business partners.

The agency is endangering public health with a new, unwritten review process for toxic chemicals.

California laid the groundwork today to leverage the state’s ambitious climate program to help protect tropical forests around the world.

Trump Administration Removes Scientific Information about Climate Change in Proposed Rollback of Clean Power Plan

California Legislature Adjourns Without Passing Regional Grid Bill, Undercuts New 100 Percent Clean Energy Target

Focusing only on revenue while ignoring environmental impacts is a strategic mistake, the company says.

Trump Administration Targets Mercury Standards Next in Its Attack on Health and Environmental Protections

EDF, Allies Ask D.C. Circuit to Continue Scrutinizing Decision to Weaken Clean Car Standards

If we manage fishing more responsibly and tackle climate change – now – we can still secure a food supply for generations to come.

A new study by EDF shows that tackling fisheries management and climate change together can result in significant increases of food and economic activity.

Ohio Announces Roadmap for Grid Modernization

EDF Praises Bipartisan Congressional Bill to Protect Children from Mercury Pollution

Why aren’t more cities trying this brilliant water protection scheme?

EDF Slams Texas for Its Lawsuit to Undermine Protection from Life-Threatening Smog in San Antonio

Sen. John McCain Was a Warrior for the Climate

Colorado Approves Plan for a Clean Energy Future for Pueblo County and the State

Today, the Senate passed their version of the Labor-HHS appropriations bill which included an amendment by Senator Joe Donnelly (D-IN) and Senator Mike Crapo (R-ID) to assist with the investigation of potential cancer clusters in communities across the United States.

Sham Clean Power Plan “Replacement” Would Increase Pollution and Cost American Lives

Sham Clean Power Plan “Replacement” Would Increase Pollution and Cost American Lives

Study co-authored by EDF shows, for the first time, that a management system which provides year-round fishing opportunities using secure allocations could result in as much as $1 billion per year in additional economic benefits in the United States.