EDF Voices: Science

The UN just launched a methane detection satellite into space called MARS that will help pinpoint where methane emissions occur and notify stakeholders.

A new climate report is out and it is the most dire yet. Though this report is full of doom and gloom, it is not too late to act to save the planet.

Data is driving action to curb methane pollution, even as the Trump administration seeks to roll back federal methane safeguards.

If the U.S. drops out of the innovation race, we’ll be turning our backs on our most critical challenge: climate change.

A new generation of sensors can – and are beginning to – address the stunning data gaps documented in a new study.

Wind, solar and other clean energy development held their own against natural gas, accounting for nearly one-third of emissions reductions 2007 – 2013.

For the first time in modern history, the United States has a government that rejects settled science and claims that evidence doesn’t matter.

Pruitt is ignoring a groundswell of support for pollution limits that would protect our climate and save thousands of American lives.

By not addressing climate change, the Trump administration is treating hurricane recovery like a doctor who treats the symptoms of a patient – while ignoring a dangerous, underlying disease.

With these groundbreaking insights, we can scale up mobile sensing technology to track and map pollutants in cities everywhere.