Water managers in California’s Central Valley in the U.S. take part in the Water Leadership Institute, a free, bilingual program hosted by EDF and the Rural Community Assistance Corporation.
Advocacy
Securing vital environmental protections
Water managers in California’s Central Valley in the U.S. take part in the Water Leadership Institute, a free, bilingual program hosted by EDF and the Rural Community Assistance Corporation.
Why advocacy matters: The longest-lasting environmental solutions have the broadest support. That means the biggest environmental problems require that we all work together.
How we use this powerful approach: We work with activists, communities, companies and other allies to defend environmental protections, address inequities and craft strong policy. We make government work for the environment. Our members and activists, numbering over 3.5 million, make all the difference in this fight.
Our work fighting for strong environmental policies and laws
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ArticleCanada moves to limit planet-warming methane pollution
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ArticleTurning the tide against illegal gold mining in the Amazon
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Expert VoicesFDA allows 25 chemicals linked to cancer to be used in food system
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ArticleWhat happened at the UN’s annual climate talks?
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TimelineUnleaded: Inside EDF’s 50-year battle against lead
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OverviewHow we’re fighting the Trump administration’s dangerous agenda
Updates
Read the latest articles, blogs and press releases on advocacy.
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Health and Green Groups Tell EPA: Don't Let Data Centers and other Major Polluters Build Before Getting Permits
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Why more countries are targeting livestock methane cuts
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Breakthroughs for electric vehicle affordability and clean power in California budget, as climate resilience budgeting continues
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From water bankruptcy to hope: How a grassroots movement in Arizona made history (Part 1)
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From water bankruptcy to hope: How a grassroots movement in Arizona made history (Part 2)
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One Year Later: A Law that Puts the U.S. on a More Expensive, More Dangerous, and More Harmful Path
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Our advocacy experts
We bring wide-ranging perspectives and skills to our advocacy work. Meet some of the people who make it happen.
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Executive Vice President, Impact
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Director, Forests Partnerships
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Director & Lead Counsel, Transportation & Clean Air
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Associate Vice President, U.S. Region
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Associate Vice President, Carbon Markets and Private Sector Decarbonization
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General Counsel
Media contact
Keith Gaby
(202) 572-3336 (office)
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