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What our climate goals mean for natural gas, and what states should do about it
February 17, 2021The transition to a low-carbon economy will have a big impact on the way we think about natural gas: how we produce, use and transport it. One area where this challenge is particularly acute is the state regulatory frameworks governing gas utilities across the country, and in particular, how those rules line up against the …More on:
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What Biden’s methane focus means for energy industry, its investors
February 17, 2021 | Ben N. Ratner, Former Associate Vice President , EDF+BusinessA journey of miles starts with a single step, and for the U.S. oil and gas industry and its financiers, supporting strong and swift methane regulation by the incoming Biden administration is a big step on the road to climate progress. Cutting methane emissions from the oil and gas sector is the single fastest thing …More on:
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How oil & gas states did (and did not) protect land and water in 2020
February 17, 2021 | Adam Peltz, Director and Senior Attorney, Energy TransitionMore than 30 states actively regulate oil and gas development with a variety of practices and rules designed to reduce health, safety and environmental impacts. States engage in a process of continuous improvement by adopting new rules and practices as technologies and risk mitigation techniques evolve — even in an extraordinary year like 2020. EDF …More on:
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Biden has an opportunity to accelerate recovery in Puerto Rico
February 17, 2021 | Daniel Whittle, Associate Vice President, Resilient CaribbeanBy Agustín F. Carbó and Daniel Whittle En español It’s a new day for the United States and Puerto Rico. With a new president and a new governor, Puerto Rico can turn a new page, and continue rebuilding — even better than before. This couldn’t come at a better time. President Biden’s climate and clean …More on:
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Biden tiene la oportunidad de acelerar la recuperación en Puerto Rico
February 17, 2021 | Daniel Whittle, Associate Vice President, Resilient CaribbeanPor Agustín F. Carbó y Daniel Whittle En inglés Es un nuevo día para Estados Unidos y Puerto Rico. Con un nuevo presidente y gobernador, Puerto Rico entra en una nueva etapa, mejor que antes, para continuar con su reconstrucción. Esto no podía llegar en un mejor momento. La estrategia del presidente Biden para abordar …More on:
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Press release
EPA’s Motion Reinforces the Urgent Need to Limit Pollution from Power Plants
February 12, 2021 | Ben Levitan, Former Senior Attorney, Legal and RegulatoryStatement of EDF Senior Attorney Ben LevitanMore on:
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New Poll: Public Supportive of Electric Vehicle Moves from both Automakers & Government
February 11, 2021 | Elizabeth Gore, Senior Vice President, Political AffairsEnvironmental Defense Fund released a national poll that shows broad public support for electric vehicles as well as the policies that will help spur investments in this arena.More on:
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Rep. Underwood Introduces Bill to Mitigate Climate Impacts on Mothers and Babies
February 9, 2021Extreme heat, stronger storms and other increasingly present climate impacts hurt public health and put pregnant individuals and infants at high levels of risk.More on:
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Climate Resilience and Equity Highlighted in COFI Declaration
February 8, 2021 | Eric Schwaab, Senior Vice President, People and NatureVision for 21st century includes recognition of need to address climate impactsMore on:
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MEDIA ADVISORY: Webinar Series to Tackle Climate-resilient Fisheries in Indonesia
February 5, 2021 | Rod Fujita, Associate Vice President, Research & Development, Lead Senior Scientist IIFisheries Research Center, Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries, IPB University, and EDF explore how Indonesia can address climate impact on fisheries.More on:
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Celebrating Black History Month — and reflecting on EDF’s past and future
February 4, 2021 | Fred Krupp, PresidentEDF celebrates Black History Month with a renewed commitment to help build a world where racial and environmental equity are basic human rights. For this, we must acknowledge and learn from the past. -
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New report reaffirms urgent need for companies to tackle heavy metals in baby food
February 4, 2021 | Boma Brown-West, Former Director of Consumer Health, EDF+BusinessEDF's Boma Brown-West says companies need to take immediate and aggressive action to eliminate toxic heavy metals in baby food.More on:
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Case study
Coal communities in transition: Athens, OH [PDF]
February 3, 2021This case study from Resources for the Future examines whether, and to what extent, federal economic development assistance has supported the region in and around Athens County, Ohio.More on:
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Court Strikes Down Trump Administration’s Censored Science Rule
February 1, 2021 | Ben Levitan, Former Senior Attorney, Legal and RegulatoryThe Trump admin's Censored Science Rule was struck down by a lawsuit from EDF, the Montana Environmental Information Center, and Citizens for Clean Energy,More on:
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New Global Platform Connects Small-scale Fishers to Improve Sustainability, Livelihoods
February 1, 2021 | Eric Schwaab, Senior Vice President, People and NatureA global coalition of partners has launched the SSF Hub, an online platform to strengthen small-scale fisheries governance and community development.More on:
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Letter
NJ ACT HDO Letter
January 29, 2021Letter from environmental groups including EDF supporting New Jersey's Advanced Clean Trucks (ACT) rule and the Heavy-Duty Omnibus (HDO) rule.More on:
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Letter
EDF Comments on NJ Adoption of ACT and Low NOx Rule
January 29, 2021EDF comments on New Jersey's adoption of ACT and the Low NOx Rule.More on:
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Letter
EDF Comments - NJBPU
January 29, 2021EDF comments on New Jersey's Clean Energy Future-Electric Vehicle and Energy Storage (“CEF-EVES”) ProgramMore on:
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Press release
New Mexico Legislation Will Curb Climate Pollution, Create Jobs and Prioritize a Just Transition for Workers
January 28, 2021 | Jon Goldstein, Associate Vice President, Energy TransitionEDF Statement from Jon Goldstein, Director for Regulatory & Legislative AffairsMore on:
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Case study
Coal communities in transition: Colstrip, MT [PDF]
January 28, 2021A case study from EDF and RFF (Resources for the Future) looking at how federal, state and local policies can create better outcomes for coal communities as part of the clean energy transition.More on:
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Why GM’s clean cars announcement is a really big deal
January 28, 2021 | Fred Krupp, PresidentThere can be no doubt: The future of transportation, starting now, is electric vehicles. Here's why GM's clean car announcement is a big deal.More on:
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Press release
Court Rules Trump Administration’s Censored Science Rule Was Issued Unlawfully
January 27, 2021 | Ben Levitan, Former Senior Attorney, Legal and RegulatoryA federal district court ruled today that the Trump administration was wrong to issue its Censored Science Rule without following proper procedures, and said that its decision also “casts into significant doubt” whether the rule has any legal basis at all.More on:
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EDF Hails Biden’s Bold Push to Confront the Climate Crisis while Strengthening the Economy and Addressing Injustice
January 27, 2021 | Fred Krupp, PresidentPresident Joe Biden took significant action today to combat the climate crisis, building on the steps he took his first day in office.More on:
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BPU Approves Weak PSE&G Settlement
January 27, 2021Approved plan lays groundwork for limited vehicle electrification, but undercuts other state efforts to transformationMore on:
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EDF, EWG, and Sierra Club Sue over Trump EPA’s Unscientific and Unlawful Decisions on Dangerous Chemical
January 26, 2021 | Richard Denison, Former Lead Senior ScientistEDF, Environmental Working Group, and Sierra Club filed a legal challenge to a flawed assessment of the chemical 1,4-dioxane issued by the Trump Admin.More on: