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Expanding on-farm conservation practices requires closing the information gap on the financial impact these practices have.

EDF guide to raising your voice to let companies know that tomorrow's talent cares about climate.

A company’s most important asset is their people. Read EDF's guidance on raising your voice to make sure companies know their employees care about climate.

Joint press release from EDF and other leading organizations on the launch of OGMP 2.0 — a robust new tracking and disclosure system for methane emissions.

Learn about the green job market and how to begin your professional journey — including through EDF's innovative Climate Corps fellowship program.

National Academy of Sciences grant to EDF will support mapping of at-risk facilities and efforts to mitigate pollution through natural infrastructure.

EDF is partnering with Climate Week NYC to deliver a series of events on what countries, and the private sector, must do over the next year to address the climate challenge.

A new collaboration effort aimed to harness the transformative power of new technologies to give people knowledge for tackling air pollution in the Mexican capital was announced today by the Mexico City Government, the Megalopolis Commission for Environment and the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF).

A study to examine oysters in Myanmar reveals alarming findings: widespread presence of human bacterial pathogens and human-derived microdebris materials.

EDF worked with diverse partners to collect and analyze data from Houston, TX.

How data about air quality from Houston, TX was collected and analyzed

Good government relies on high-quality, actionable intelligence, especially when resources are strained.

Houston's sprawling metro area is the energy capital of the U.S. Its notorious lack of zoning leaves many vulnerable to dangerous pollution.

EDF today announced it is joining “RISE UP – A Blue Call to Action” joining dozens of civil society and philanthropic organizations urging governments and businesses to take bold actions to safeguard the ocean.

Study demonstrates the potential for space-based data to drive down global methane loss rates

The Journal of Science Advances found that oil and gas operations in the Permian Basin are releasing methane at twice the rate of other U.S. regions.

EDF statement from Steve Cochran, campaign director for Restore the Mississippi River Delta

EDF press release on BLM waste prevention rule

This network will bring farmers and agricultural organizations together to continue making conservation commonplace.

To avoid the worst impacts of climate change, we need to accelerate electrification of medium- and heavy-duty vehicles. Here are the growth trends we'll be monitoring in 2020.

The deaths of Homero Gómez González and Raúl Hernández Romero, activists who protected the monarch butterfly, are devastating, for the human loss as well as the cost to precious ecosystems.

New rules by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration have gone into effect on Jan. 1 to increase protections to deep-sea ecosystems by creating one of the largest marine protected areas off the U.S. West Coast while simultaneously re-opening newly restored fishing grounds.

EDF science is helping struggling farmers in India fight climate change and grow more food.

The smart, interconnected grid of the future is within reach, but customers and entrepreneurs must have easy, secure, and meaningful access to energy data.

In Chile and Peru, EDF works in collaboration with the main fishing actors to promote resilient and sustainable fishing.