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Defenders of dirty power plants use doublespeak to shape debate
June 19, 2014Find out what arguments opponents of the EPA's Clean Power Plan use to try to make sure it never becomes law. -
America's coal-producing states weigh their options
June 18, 2014States will soon be in a race to cut emissions from power plants, but which coal-producing states will join the new clean energy economy? -
EDF Hails Administration Action to Protect Marine Habitat, Combat Illegal Fishing
June 17, 2014 | Amanda Leland, Executive Director -
EDF Statement on Election of Senator Kevin De Leon as President Pro Tempore of California Senate
June 16, 2014 | Lauren Faber, West Coast Political Director -
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California climate policies offer roadmap for EPA carbon rule
June 12, 2014The Golden State blazed new carbon reduction trails years ago that can help states meet new standards for power plants. -
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The cheapest way to cut climate pollution? Energy efficiency.
June 10, 2014United States could cut its annual energy consumption by 23 percent by becoming more energy-efficient, saving consumers $1 trillion-plus a year. -
These women won't let the clean energy revolution pass their city by
June 6, 2014Meet two, tireless women who are bringing a cleaner environment and justice to neighborhoods in Los Angeles and Atlanta. -
Walmart's sustainability plan inspires corporate America to take action
June 6, 2014The world's largest retailer set ambitious sustainability goals for its far-flung supply chain, and other corporations are now following Walmart's lead. -
Cleaner air gave Americans a $4,300 pay raise
June 5, 2014Unlike what its opponents claim, the Clean Air Act has boosted lifetime incomes and strengthened the United States' economy, a growing body of research shows. -
Power plant rule a tipping point for clean energy economy
June 3, 2014A proposed rule to slash 30% of carbon emissions from power plants would usher in new and innovative solutions, also in states that have resisted limits on pollution. -
Transition to Catch Shares Key to Sustainability Certification for West Coast Fishery
June 3, 2014 | Shems Jud, Director, Japan Fisheries & OceansThe MSC designation comes after years of work to improve the sustainability of the fishery, including the adoption of a catch share program in 2011. -
Study: Climate change may push hurricanes farther north, south
June 2, 2014New research shows that rising global temperatures may be moving hurricanes toward the poles, and closer to major East Coast cities such as Washington and New York. -
New EPA rule for dirty power plants fuels strange debate
June 2, 2014Some very loud politicians and industry lobbyists insist we’ll face an economic meltdown if we impose carbon pollution limits on coal plants. Time for a reality check? -
Environmental Defense Fund Hails EPA Proposal to Limit Carbon Pollution from Power Plants
June 2, 2014 | Fred Krupp, President -
North Carolina Statement on EPA Carbon Announcement
June 2, 2014 | Greg Andeck, North Carolina Senior Manager, Clean Energy -
Bipartisan House Vote Strong Win for American Fishermen, U.S. Fisheries Reform
May 30, 2014 | Matt Tinning, Associate Vice President, OceansU.S. House of Representatives beat back an attempt to deprive U.S. fishery managers of a tool that is helping to bring back fish populations and improve the livelihoods of fishermen. -
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Statement of EDF President Fred Krupp
May 30, 2014 | Fred Krupp, President -
Showtime's methane episode caught in numbers game
May 29, 2014We know that any methane leakage from oil and natural gas plants contributes to climate change. Our focus now should be on fixing the problem. -
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Natural Gas Leakage Law Moves to State Assembly
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EDF Statement on North Carolina Shale Gas Drilling
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Better energy storage and "grid defection" may soon upend utility industry
May 28, 2014A new report says that once solar power and energy storage are at the right price, customers could leave the central electricity grid and their utility entirely.