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Embracing diversity within the environmental community can help cover the full spectrum of our work and compound its effectiveness.

As Mardi Gras celebrations get underway later this week, learn how scientists are planning to put America's greatest river to work saving Louisiana's coastal wetlands.

Helping families in rural India gain access to clean, reliable energy and improve farm income while cutting carbon emissions.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture announces “Climate Hubs” to address the impact of extreme weather.

How you frame the climate change issue is crucial. If you think like an engineer there are dozens of challenges. If you think like an economist, there is one.

Unlike records from sports or other human feats, it takes drive and determination to avoid breaking climate change records.

An open letter to Dr. Roger Bezdek, author of a recent report produced for the coal lobby.

EPA administrator joins town hall with EDF president Fred Krupp and 71,000 of our members.

Chemical production is growing, exposure throughout life is ubiquitous, and our fundamental scientific understanding of the relationship between chemicals, genes and disease is changing rapidly.

A former EDF Climate Corps fellow was a guest of honor at Tuesday’s presidential address

Obama's State of the Union call for common sense energy policies are central to the mission of EDF Climate Corps, which has trained hundreds of young leaders like Tyrone Davis, who attended the speech as a guest of the First Lady.

Two weeks later, we have a better understanding of the multiple systemic failures that put that community at risk. But there are still many unanswered questions.

We are working to craft a rule that will tap California's carbon market to offer indigenous and forest-dwelling communities in the Amazon incentives for ecosystem protection.

The bottom line is that carbon pollution costs society a lot of money, and we need strong, science-based climate policies to reflect that.