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End of Leak in Sight, Next Chapter in Aliso Canyon Disaster Response Begins

With the burning of fossil fuels over the last couple of centuries, however, we've added so much extra carbon dioxide to the atmosphere that the excess warming will outweigh the slight changes in sunlight that would have otherwise triggered the next ice age.

Several states are already saying they'll stay the course and continue to implement the plan.

National and local conservation groups challenge proposed raids by Administration and Congress on Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act (GOMESA) Louisiana coastal restoration funds

Wyoming looks to address flaring/venting from oil and gas operations but leaves opportunities for cleaner air on the table.

The Supreme Court grants an emergency stay for the Clean Power Plan, on a 5-to-4 vote

California Finalizes Important Emergency Rules in Response to Aliso Canyon Disaster

The standard takes a useful first step; we now look to the Obama Administration to lead the drive to get agreement on the real prize: a market-based measure to cap aviation emissions.

With small changes in their fish diet, consumers are already having an impact on American fisheries – and their health.

New solutions are emerging with the potential to bring the monarch back from the brink.

EDF statement from Rory Christian, Director, New York Clean Energy

State Releases Strong Methane Rules for California's Oil and Gas Producers

We need a suite of solutions that not only relieve the pressure on water levels but also build resilience to the kind of extreme weather that is making our nation’s coasts so vulnerable.

Passing an energy bill without considering climate change is like passing a budget bill without considering the deficit.

Pilot project through NJ Public Utilities foreshadows scale-up in building efficiency

The massive methane leak in California is a wake-up call. We need stronger rules for oil and gas facilities – now.

FirstEnergy is trying to protect fossil assets as its competitors embrace clean energy.

Supreme Court Decides in Favor of Clean, Low Cost Energy in Landmark Demand Response Case

Much of the conversation at this year's World Economic Forum centers around the role the private sector will play to help curb emissions.

The U.S. Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Land Management (BLM) today proposed new rules to minimize natural gas waste and emissions on federal and tribal lands.

More advanced tools and attractive investment opportunities are beginning to drive more dollars into conservation.

D.C. Circuit Court rules against a stay of the Clean Power Plan

Pennsylvania Charts Path to Address Oil and Gas Methane Emissions

SoCalGas Halts Capture of Natural Gas from Leaking Aliso Canyon Well - EDF Statement from Tim O’Connor, Director, California Oil & Gas

Statement by EDF President Fred Krupp on the Interior Department Coal Leasing Announcement